The wget is a free non-interactive file downloader command. Non-interactive means it can work in the background when the user is not logged in. It supports HTTP, HTTPs ,FTP protocol. Not avail install:sudo apt-get install wget
| 1 | wget <URL> | download file |
| 2 | wget -O <fileName> <URL> | Downloading file with altering local name to save |
| 3 | Wget –limit-rate=<150k/speed> <URL> | To limit the speed |
| 4 | wget -i <fileName> | Save links in text file and use that command |
| 5 | wget -b <URL> | Download in background |
| 6 | wget -c <URL> | Complete the remaining downloaded file s |
| 7 | wget –tries=<Number> <URL> | Setting retry times |