In this example, curl detects that the output is being redirected to a file and that it is safe to generate the progress information. Double-clicking that file will open your default browser so that it displays the retrieved web page.
Note that the address in the browser address bar is a local file on this computer, not a remote website. We can create a file by using the -o output option, and telling curl to create the file.
To have the text-based download information replaced by a simple progress bar, use the - progress bar option. It is easy to restart a download that has been terminated or interrupted. To restart the download, use the -C continue at option. This causes curl to restart the download at a specified point or offset within the target file.
If you use a hyphen - as the offset, curl will look at the already downloaded portion of the file and determine the correct offset to use for itself. Using xargs we can download multiple URLs at once. Perhaps we want to download a series of web pages that make up a single article or tutorial.
This is the command we need to use to have xargs pass these URLs to curl one at a time:. The -n 1 option tells xargs to treat each line of the text file as a single parameter. Checking in the file browser shows the multiple files have been downloaded. Each one bears the name it had on the remote server. Using curl with a File Transfer Protocol FTP server is easy, even if you have to authenticate with a username and password. This is a free-for-testing FTP server hosted by Rebex.
Use the same command as a moment ago, with the filename appended to it:. In almost all cases, it is going to be more convenient to have the retrieved file saved to disk for us, rather than displayed in the terminal window.
Once more we can use the -O remote file output command to have the file saved to disk, with the same filename that it has on the remote server. The file is retrieved and saved to disk. We can use ls to check the file details. I've answered below under the assumption of the latter, but after re-reading your question I'm not entirely sure what you're after.
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Alternatively, if it's an actual human user you're talking about, you could consider using their home directory e. I guess the official FHS is now found here? Storing in home programatically can be nightmarish as it is not an absolute path — Eric Burel. Show 3 more comments. It depends. How about log files?
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Use Your iPhone as a Webcam. Hide Private Photos on iPhone. Take Screenshot by Tapping Back of iPhone. Should You Upgrade to Windows 11? This option is useful but not powerful enough. It would be better to create a filter in order to automatically save the downloaded files to selected folders, based on file extension or websites. The AutomaticSave Folder extension offers such feature that allows you to specify where each file you are downloading will be saved too. Whenever your download is interrupted due to bad internet connection or any other error, the tool tries to resume the download by itself.
By default, the utility tries 20 times and then stops. But if you want to increase or decrease the number of tries, you can do it by using the -t command line option. NOTE : This feature comes with the exception of fatal errors like "connection refused" or "not found" , which are not retried.
If you want, you can also make the wget command display additional information related to the download process. This information is useful for debugging purposes if the tool isn't working properly. The feature can be accessed using the --debug or -d command line option. If you want, you can also modify the download progress indicator wget displays in output. There are two types of progress indicators: bar which is default and dot.
However, if the output is not being displayed on terminal TTY then dot indicator is used as default. The --progress option lets you choose the type of indicator incase you want to override the default behavior.
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