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downloading a package to my server
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I want to download and run imageMagik on my remote server. So i know some unix and can move around unix filesystem so i'm sure i can do it but how do i actually download the package to the remote machine.....i need to point it to the url somehow and say download it..then i know how to unpack and install it anyways It's a dedicated machine so i should have the priviledges to do this right? Thanks  |
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