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How to download compressed archive zip in bulky automatically using wget

How to download compressed archive (zip, 7z, bzip, xz, etc) files from a repository in bulky automatically by use of wget ?

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How to download compressed archive (zip, 7z, bzip, xz, etc) files from a repository

Code:

agent="Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; WOW64; rv:57.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/57.0"



wget -U "$agent" <url> -O MyFile.zip

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in bulky automatically by use of wget ?

Does that mean there is more than one?
Make a list and loop through them

Code:

list=(

http://www.one.zip

http://www.two.zip

http://www.three.zip

)



a=1

for i in ${list[@]}; do

    wget -U "$agent" "$i" -O "$a".zip

    a=$(($a + 1))

done

Look at man wget
And study how to loop on something in bash.

Code:

for i in {1..10}; do

    echo "$i"

    sleep 1

done

I really get the enlivened idea, I'll try it out.. thanks so much

you don't even need a shell loop for that, wget can do that all by itself: http://dt.iki.fi/download-filetype-wget