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Downloading with lynx
Hi there!
I one saw a command that allowed to download a file using lynx from an HTTP server without opening lynx itself. Looked something like this: $ lynx -xyz http://localhost/foo.bar ~/foo.bar I looked into lynx manpages and help but didn't find anything. Thank you in advance |
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from the lynx man page:
- dump dumps the formatted output of the default document or one specified on the command line to standard output. so it looks like this command would work as such: lynx -dump http://anypageyouwant.com/index.html > index.html also, more straightforward method would be to use the wget command. |
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