How to use Python requests to fake a browser visit a.k.a and generate User Agent?
I want to get the content from this website.
wget
why would curl and wget result in a 403 forbidden?
I try to download a file with wget and curl and it is rejected with a 403 error (forbidden).
Are there any good tools besides SeleniumRC that can fetch webpages including content post-painted by JavaScript?
One major shortcoming of curl is that more and more wepages are having their main piece of content painted by a JavaScript AJAX response that occurs after the initial HTTP response. curl never picks up on this post-painted content.
Download recursively with wget
I have a problem with the following wget command:
Shortest way to download from GitHub
This is, how I download various master branches from GitHub, and I aim to have a prettier script (and maybe more reliable?).
Download using wget to a different directory than current directory
I need to use wget to download a file to the directory /var/cache/foobar/ (so, as an example, if I download stackexchange-site-list.txt, it’d be downloaded to /var/cache/foobar/stackexchange-site-list.txt)
Is there a way to use curl interactively? Or is there an interactive curl/wget shell?
Imagine something like this:
Why doesn’t cp have a progress bar like wget?
Please note that I don’t ask how. I already know options like pv and rsync -P.
How to wget a file to a remote machine over SSH?
I’d like to basically pipe a wget command to a file on a remote server over SSH. How can I do this? I know I could simply ssh into the server and have it download the file, but I’d much rather use the local machine to download it and send it.
How to download an archive and extract it without saving the archive to disk?
I’d like to download, and extract an archive under a given directory. Here is how I’ve been doing it so far: