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wget参数及用法（WGet parameters and usage） WGet parameters and usage WGet is a free tool for automatically downloading files from the network. It supports HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP protocols, and you can use the HTTP proxy. The so-called automatic download means that WGet can execute in the background after the user exits the system. This means that you can log on to the system, start a WGet download task, and then exit the system, WGet will be performed in the background until the task is completed, compared to most other browsers in the download data when the user needs to have been involved, this saves a great trouble. WGet can track the links on the HTML page and, in turn, download to create a local version of the remote server, completely rebuilding the directory structure of the original site. This is often called recursive downloading. In recursive downloads, WGet follows the Robot Exclusion standard (/robots.txt). WGet can convert links to local files while downloading to facilitate offline browsing. WGet is very stable, and it has a strong adaptability in the case of very narrow bandwidth and unstable networks. If the download fails due to network reasons, WGet will continue to try until the entire file is downloaded. If the server interrupts the download process, it will again connect to the server and continue downloading from the stop. This is useful for downloading large files from servers that have limited link time. Common usage of wget: WGet is not only powerful, but also easy to use, The basic syntax is: WGet [parameter list] URL is raised with to avoid downloading errors caused by special characters in URL. Here are some specific examples to illustrate how WGet is used. 1, download the entire HTTP or FTP site. WGet Http://place.your.url/here This command will do Http://place.your.url/here Home download. Using -x forces the exact directory on the server to be built. If you use the -nd parameter, all content downloaded from the server will be added to the loca