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Originally Posted by business_kid
You need to spend time reading 'man wget'
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Or, if preferred, there's HTML and PDF versions at
https://www.gnu.org/software/wget/manual - which can be easier to read and search.
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Be prepared to learn; the best way to do that is by reading, not asking.
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The best way to learn varies between different people, and whilst trivial questions are better answered by reading (or watching videos), this is a forum for asking questions.
wmk7032: When asking any question, it's important to identify what has been tried and where you're stuck.
The wget manual should have suitable examples - if there's something you don't understand, reference the part(s) you're looking at and say which bits aren't making sense, and it'll be easier to help.
You should generally read (at least) the "overview" and "invoking" manual sections of any software you hope to use, to ensure it'll work for the task you want and to get a minimal understanding of the tool.