Linux Terminal download file wget

Wget is the most common download tool under Linux:

There are two common ways to use it:

Directly down to the current directory

wget URL;

Download to a direct directory file

Wget-o fileName URL

The relevant parameters are as follows:

[Email protected] ~]# wget--help

GNU Wget 1.12, a non-interactive web file Download tool.
Usage: wget [options] ... [URL] ...

The parameters required for the long option are also required when using the short option.

Begin:
-V,--version displays the version information for Wget and exits.
-H,--help print this help.
-B,--background starts and goes backstage.
-E,--execute=command runs a '. wgetrc ' style command.

Log in and enter the file:
-O,--output-file=file writes information to file.
-A,--append-output=file adds the information to FILE.
-D,--debug prints a lot of debugging information.
-Q,--quiet Quiet mode (no information output).
-V,--verbose verbose output (this is the default value).
-NV,--no-verbose closes the verbose output, but does not enter quiet mode.
-I,--input-file=file download URLs from local or external file.
-F,--force-html the input file as an HTML file.
-B,--base=url parsing URL-related
HTML input file (specified by the-I-F option).

Download:
-T,--tries=number sets the number of retries (0 for unlimited).
--retry-connrefused Retry even if the connection is denied.
-O,--output-document=file writes the document to file.
-NC,--no-clobber do not repeatedly download files that already exist.

-C,--continue continue to download some of the downloaded files.
--progress=type Select a progress bar type.
-N,--timestamping only gets new files than local files.

-S,--server-response print server response.
--spider not download any files.
-T,--timeout=seconds sets all timeouts to SECONDS seconds.
--dns-timeout=secs Set the DNS lookup timeout to SECS seconds.
--connect-timeout=secs Set the connection timeout to SECS seconds.
--read-timeout=secs set the read timeout to SECS seconds.
-W,--wait=seconds wait interval is SECONDS seconds.
--waitretry=seconds waits for 1..SECONDS seconds during the retry of retrieving the file.
--random-wait waits 0...2*wait seconds when retrieving.
--no-proxy close the agent.
-Q,--quota=number sets the retrieval quota to number bytes.
The--bind-address=address is bound to the address (hostname or IP) on the local host.
--limit-rate=rate limit the download rate to rates.
--no-dns-cache shut down the DNS lookup cache.
The characters in the--restrict-file-names=os qualified file name are the characters allowed by the OS.
--ignore-case ignores case when matching files/directories.
-4, the--inet4-only is only connected to the IPV4 address.
-6, the--inet6-only is only connected to the IPV6 address.
--prefer-family=family first connection to the address of the specified protocol
FAMILY is Ipv6,ipv4 or none.
--user=user both FTP and HTTP username are set to user.
--password=pass both FTP and HTTP passwords are set to PASS.
--ask-password prompt to enter a password.
--no-iri off IRI support.
--local-encoding=enc IRI uses ENC as the local encoding.
--remote-encoding=enc uses ENC as the default remote encoding.

Directory:
-nd,--no-directories does not create a directory.
-X,--force-directories forces the creation of the directory.
-NH,--no-host-directories do not create a home directory.
--protocol-directories use the protocol name in the directory.
-P,--directory-prefix=prefix to prefix/... Save File
--cut-dirs=number ignores number remote directory paths.

HTTP options:
--http-user=user set the HTTP user name to username.
--http-password=pass set the HTTP password to pass.
--no-cache does not cache data on the server.
--default-page=name Changing the default page
(the default page is usually "index.html").
-E,--adjust-extension Save the HTML/CSS document with the appropriate extension.
--ignore-length ignores the ' content-length ' area of the head.
--header=string inserts a STRING in the head.
--max-redirect the maximum number of redirects allowed per page.
--proxy-user=user uses user as the proxy user name.
--proxy-password=pass uses PASS as the proxy password.
--referer=url contains ' Referer:url ' in the HTTP request header.
--save-headers Save the HTTP header to a file.
-U,--user-agent=agent is identified as an agent instead of wget/version.
--no-http-keep-alive Disable HTTP keep-alive (permanent connection).
--no-cookies does not use cookies.
--load-cookies=file the cookie from FILE before the session starts.
Save the cookies to FILE after the--save-cookies=file session ends.
--keep-session-cookies Load and save session (non-permanent) cookies.
--post-data=string uses post, and STRING is sent as data.
--post-file=file use post, send file content.
--content-disposition The local file name is selected
Allow Content-disposition head (still in the experiment).
--auth-no-challenge Send Basic HTTP authentication information
Without first waiting for the server ' s
Challenge.

HTTPS (SSL/TLS) options:
--SECURE-PROTOCOL=PR Select the security protocol, which can be auto, SSLv2,
SSLv3 or one of the TLSv1.
--no-check-certificate do not validate the server's certificate.
--certificate=file the client certificate file.
--certificate-type=type client certificate type, PEM or DER.
--private-key=file the private key file.
--private-key-type=type private key file type, PEM or DER.
--ca-certificate=file files with a set of CA certifications.
--ca-directory=dir the directory where the CA-certified hash list is saved.
--random-file=file a file with random data that generates SSL PRNG.
--egd-file=file is used to name a file with EGD sockets with random data.

FTP options:
--ftp-user=user set the FTP username to user.
--ftp-password=pass set the FTP password to pass.
--no-remove-listing do not delete the '. Listing ' file.
--no-glob does not expand using wildcards in the FTP file name.
--NO-PASSIVE-FTP Disable the "passive" transfer mode.
--retr-symlinks gets the linked file (not the directory) when the directory is recursively recursive.

Recursive Download:
-R,--recursive specifies a recursive download.
-L,--level=number maximum recursion depth (INF or 0 means no limit, i.e. all downloads).
--delete-after Delete the local file after the download is complete.
-K,--convert-links let the downloaded HTML or CSS link point to the local file.
-K,--backup-converted it back to X.orig before converting file X.
-M, abbreviated form of the--mirror-n-r-l inf--no-remove-listing.
-P,--page-requisites downloads all elements such as images used to display HTML pages.
--strict-comments turn on precise processing of HTML annotations (SGML).

Recursive Accept/Reject:
-A,--accept=list comma-delimited list of acceptable extensions.
-R,--reject=list comma-delimited list of extensions to reject.
-D,--domains=list a comma-delimited list of acceptable domains.
--exclude-domains=list comma-delimited list of domains to deny.
--follow-ftp tracks the FTP links in an HTML document.
--follow-tags=list comma-delimited list of HTML identifiers for traces.
--ignore-tags=list comma-delimited list of ignored HTML identifiers.
-H,--span-hosts to external host when recursive.
-L,--relative only tracks links that are related.
-I,--include-directories=list the list of allowed directories.
-X,--exclude-directories=list the list of excluded directories.
-NP,--no-parent does not go back to the parent directory.

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Linux Terminal download file wget