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I can't download files by command
Download files with wget
Hello gentlemen of the community.
I have a problem. I've been using "wget" since June 2021 to download a file and since then everything has been fine. But this morn...
Nancy
Dropbox Staff
Dropbox StaffHi Marcos Paris, thanks for posting here today!
In order to isolate this further, can you clarify if you’re having any type of issue when downloading your files normally from Dropbox, without using wget?
Let me know, and we’ll take it from there.
Hi Nancy,
Thank you for contacting me and I would like to know more about my problem.
Download via browser using the link generated by dropbox. The answer is yes.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/2kpb6e3fs5wmigw/DADOS.7z?dl=0
The reason for using "wget" was to slow down user operations.
I have a batch file or *.bat that makes everything automatic.1st download, unzip, move to the defined folder and finally delete the zipped file.
And this is the command I used normally and since last Sunday it stopped.
wget -q --no-check-certificate https://www.dropbox.com/s/2kpb6e3fs5wmigw/DADOS.7z -O DADOS.7Z
Thanks for helping me,
Marcos Paris- Nancy
Thanks for sending over more details, Marcos!
I’ve moved your post to this part of the Community, as l think you’ll be better assisted here.
If you have any more details that may be helpful, feel free to add them in this thread.
Cheers.
- Greg-DB
Marcos Paris To debug this, try running this with "-v" instead of "-q". That should enable more verbose output that should help identify the issue.
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