hii
tradionally i have done all the dowloading using flashget in windows which really boosts my download speed . i have noticed the same files which wget downloads for 1.67 Kb/sec being downloaded at 5-6 Kb/sec under flashget in windows.. Is there any download accelerator for linux that can provide such a boost or is there a way to tweak kget or wget to work faster..??
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From: "Manpreet Singh Nehra" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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To: "The Linux-Delhi mailing list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [ilugd] Re: Download Accelerator
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 08:55:41 +0530 (IST)
You can always use wget to manually download a file from various locations
and in multiple parts using a little scripting and then use cat to merge
the parts
> Hi ,
> I wasn't aware of the message ID threading i just used to make sure the
> subject is correct, i will take care of the message ID thing in future.
> However that does not give you the right to question how smartly i use the
> mail client or think of people like me as unfortunate. You can explain how
> threading works without personal digs about something you know and another
> person doesn't. Besides its not "harmful" though i can see why it may be a
> pain in the ass.
>
> That said , the wget program does not all multi part downloads and that is
> something i would like. I did find a utility called axelq for axel that
> allows creation of a list file and runs the axel program for each item on
> the list.
>
> - Ankur.
>
>
>
>
>>Have you tried wget. GNU Wget is a free utility for non-interactive
>>download of files from the Web. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP
>>protocols, as well as retrieval through HTTP proxies. Use wget with shell
>>scripting and you have your batch download program
>>
>>!#/bin/bash
>>wget -v http://example.com/file1.txt
>>wget -v ftp://example.com/file2.doc
>>wget -v http://example.com/file2
>>
>>It is the part of wget package.
>>
>>More importantly, why did you hijack the gaim/yahoo thread ? I have
>>started a new thread for you. Please use it.
>>
>>To start a new topic of discussion (commonly called a thread), compose a
>>new message. Hit the "Write new message" button (or whatever button your
>>client uses). Type in the address of the mailing list as the To
>>address. This is the only way to actually start a new thread.
>>
>>Please start a new thread instead of taking an already ongoing one,
>>changing the subject line and posting it again. The subject line is only
>>loosely related to the threading. Every mail message has a
>>message-id. When you "reply" or "followup" to a message, you client is
>>supposed to put a References header with the message-id of the message
>> you
>>are replying to.
>>
>>If you use an existing thread, the result is that your question is buried
>>below unrelated questions when looking at the mailing list in a threaded
>>way. This is known as "Hijacking threads". It causes information to be
>>lost and you'll be less likely to get an answer. In my mail client, all
>>messages in the same thread are collapsed to a single line in my subjects
>>list until i read the first one.
>>
>>I'm sorry that most people don't use a mail client smart enough to
>> display
>>the mail messages in a threaded way. If I could, I would help every one
>> of
>>you unfortunate individuals change over to a better mail client. I
>> realize
>>that's impossible. For those of you that can't use a mail client that
>>displays threads properly, please quit penalizing those of us that do.
>>Stop hijacking threads.
>>
>>I'm not intending this message as a flame. I'm simply trying to educate
>>readers what "hijacking" the thread means and how it's harmful. If the
>>majority of the list disagrees with me then we can all leave this subject
>>behind. I thought I would describe how threading works.
>>
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