


Cget(1)                                                   Cget(1)


NAME
       cget - Cherokee web downloader

SYNOPSIS
       cget [options] URL

DESCRIPTION
       cget is a web downloading tool

OPTIONS
       No  option is mandatory. By default the web is downloaded but it is not
       saved.  If that is not  the  desired  behavior  it  must  be  specified
       explicitly.  Below is a summary of the cget options.

       Startup:

       -V, --version
              Display version of currently installed cget and exit.

       -h, --help
              Display help screen with common options.

       Logging and input file:

       -q, --quiet
              Run in quiet mode: no output is displayed.

       Download:

       -O, --output-document=FILE
              Writes whatever document is downloaded to FILE

       HTTP options:

       -s, --save-headers
              This  option  saves HTTP headers to the file being saved (speci-
              fied with -O option)

       --header=STRING
              this option inserts STRING among the headers sent  in  the  HTTP
              request.

EXAMPLE
       cget http://www.cherokee-project.com/

BUGS
   Bug reports
       I  would  appreciate hearing of any problems you have with Cherokee.  I
       would also like to hear from you if you have successfully  used  Chero-
       kee, especially if you are using it for a distribution.

       There  is  a  mailing  list for discussion among Cherokee users and for
       announcements of new and test versions. To  join,  send  a  message  to
       cherokee-admin@alobbs.com with the line:



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AUTHOR
       Alvaro Lopez Ortega <alvaro@alobbs.com>. Manual page updated  by  Taher
       Shihadeh <taher@unixwars.com>.

















































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