At 12:30 AM 03/15/2006, you wrote:
wget http://server.name/path/to/file
wget ftp://server.name/path/to/file
In fact, what I normally do is copy a link from my browser to the
command line in the terminal window and download it with wget. Saves me
an extra file copy around the net.
I'll get there! I'll go add wget to the list of useful commands I'm compiling.
People here sometimes forget that some of us came to Linux through
Asterisk and not the other way around. I'm sure it seems obvious to
use wget to you, but while I've seen it mentioned in passing, till
now I never got what it was good for. I knew how to use FTP to get
files from FTP servers so as that old saying goes, "If all you have
is a hammer, everything looks like a nail!"
Anyway, thanks for being so kind to a Linux newbie.
Ira
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