curl is quite similar to wget; it might suffer from the same problem,
but could be worth a try.
Volker Kuhlmann wrote:
So far I've been using wget as it's very simple: dump a bunch of
ftp/http/etc URLs on the command line or into some file, call wget,
done. Well until one of the files is >2GB. If it didn't even start I
wouldn't say anything, if it downloaded 2GB and then exited stage left I
wouldn't care either, but no, wget downloads 2GB, poops itself, deletes
all the downloaded 2GB, and starts again from the zero bytes mark. Grrr.
Is there something better? lftp was mentioned, but it needs fuffling
with stupid ftp commands, ie isn't as user friendly.
Thanks,
Volker
