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I just have a quick little question - will wget -c continue without corrupting if I use it to continue download a partially downloaded file in Firefox?
I just have a quick little question - will wget -c continue without corrupting if I use it to continue download a partially downloaded file in Firefox?
Maybe.
Please review the documentation about -c in the man page to see which variables might (or might not) apply. man wget
This ended up not being important, so I just looked into it now out of curiosity.
I just tried it - renamed the *.part file to the actual download name and ran wget -c to the same download URL, and it downloaded okay! The checksums matched!
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