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wget & rapidshare
Hello people,
I have a question concerning wget and rapidshare. How I can download from Rapidshare (have a premium account) using command-like tool wget. It seems pretty easy, but I always get only very small file (5KB) something like html. Please correct me if I am doing something in a wrong way: 1. I save a cookie by typing the following in Terminal wget \ --save-cookies ~/.cookies/rapidshare \ --post-data "login=USERNAME&password=PASSWORD" \ -O - \ https://ssl.rapidshare.com/cgi-bin/premiumzone.cgi \ > /dev/null 2. I try to download by typing this: wget -c --load-cookies ~/.cookies/rapidshare hxxp://www.rapidshare.com/files/blablabla.xyz 11:45:21 (273.06 KB/s) - `blablabla.xyz' saved [5224/5224] While original size of the file is let's say 95 MB Seems like the main link is redirected further and I get just a shortcut? So, the question is how to obtain original file? Any ideas are highly appreciated. Thanks for support! |
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There is one more internal redirection at rapidshare, I think, which should prevent direct downloads, I guess you'll have to ask their technical staff whether this is true, and are you able to use "wget", whose syntax seems correct.
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