I've been reading the docs for the libwww code, and was wondering if
there is any way to write the output of a request directly to a file on
disk. The returned data could be potentially quite large and shouldn't
be stored in memory.
Also, I would like to know if there is a way to just read headers and
ignore the rest of the data based on the value of the returned headers.
The motivation is to avoid downloading files in cases where the
timestamp hasn't changed.
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