Tips for using the Linux Network download command wget

 

Wget is a command line download tool. Linux users are using it almost every day. The following describes some useful wget tips to help you use wget more efficiently and flexibly.

 

$ Wget-r-NP-nd http://example.com/packages/

This command downloads all the files in the packages directory on the http://example.com website. Where,-NPDoes not traverse the parent directory,-NdIndicates that the directory structure is not re-created on the local machine.

 

$ Wget-r-NP-Nd -- accept = ISO http://example.com/centos-5/i386/.

Similar to the previous command, but with an additional-- Accept = ISOThis indicates that wget only downloads all files with the ISO extension in the i386 directory. You can also specify multiple extensions, which can be separated by commas.

 

$ Wget-I filename.txt

This command is often used for batch download. Put the addresses of all files to be downloaded into filename.txt, and wget will automatically download all files for you.

 

$ Wget-C http://example.com/really-big-file.iso

The-CThe option is used for resumable upload.

 

$ Wget-m-K (-h) http://www.example.com/

This command can be used to mirror a website. wget will convert the link. If the images on the website are placed on another site, you can use-H.

 

 

 

Usage tips:

The most frequently used download command is"Wget-C file path", That is, resumable download.

 

 

Appendix:Rename the downloaded wget File