====== wget Examples ======
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<color red>For instances where wget doesn't work or is not installed, use curl -O as a replacement for wget</color>
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wget can be used to get a single file from a website, or to download the entire site if you know how. Here some examples of using wget.
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===== Download a single file =====
To get a single file from a website, and save it using it's default name, use:
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    wget http://www.cameraangle.co.uk/index.php
    
    This will download the file index.php from wwww.cameraangle.co.uk
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===== Download a single file and rename it =====
To get a single file from a website, and save it using a new name, use:
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    wget http://www.cameraangle.co.uk/index.php -O index.txt
    
    This will download the file index.php from wwww.cameraangle.co.uk and save it as index.txt
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===== Resume an interrupted download previously started by wget itself =====
This does depend on the site supporting resuming.
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    wget ‐‐continue example.com/big.file.iso
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===== Download a file but only if the version on server is newer than your local copy =====
    wget ‐‐continue ‐‐timestamping wordpress.org/latest.zip
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===== Download a web page with all assets =====
Download a web page with all assets – like stylesheets and inline images – that are required to properly display the web page offline.
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    wget ‐‐page-requisites ‐‐span-hosts ‐‐convert-links ‐‐adjust-extension http://example.com/dir/file
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===== Download an entire website =====
Download an entire website including all the linked pages and files
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    wget ‐‐execute robots=off ‐‐recursive ‐‐no-parent ‐‐continue ‐‐no-clobber http://example.com/
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===== Download all the MP3 files ===== 
Download all the MP3 files from a sub directory
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    wget ‐‐level=1 ‐‐recursive ‐‐no-parent ‐‐accept mp3,MP3 http://example.com/mp3/
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===== Download all images from a website =====
Download all images from a website in a common folder in a common folder
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    wget ‐‐directory-prefix=files/pictures ‐‐no-directories ‐‐recursive ‐‐no-clobber ‐‐accept jpg,gif,png,jpeg http://example.com/images/
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===== Download the PDF documents from a website =====
Download the PDF documents from a website through recursion but stay within specific domains.
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    wget ‐‐mirror ‐‐domains=abc.com,files.abc.com,docs.abc.com ‐‐accept=pdf http://abc.com/
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Original article at http://www.labnol.org/software/wget-command-examples/28750/
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