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How to download X bytes from a file using ftp or http?
Hi,
I have a simple ftp shell script which can download the entire file, however I want to know if there is anyway that I can download only the partial content, say X bytes from a file. If so, how I can do it using ftp and http.. Here is my sample script #!/bin/sh HOST='xyz.com' USER='anonymous' PASSWD='xxxxx' /usr/bin/ftp -v -n $HOST << _FTP quote USER $USER quote PASS $PASSWD bin prompt off cd <dir> get <remote-filename> <local-filename> bye _FTP |
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