July 2005
Intermediate to advanced
944 pages
158h 24m
English
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Linux in a Nutshell, Fifth Edition
by Ellen Siever, Aaron Weber, Stephen Figgins, Robert Love, Arnold Robbins
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Chapter 3: Linux Commands
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--referer=url
Include a “Referer: url” header in an HTTP request.
--restrict-file-names=mode[,nocontrol]
Restrict the characters found in remote URLs from appearing
in local filenames. The value of mode is the operating
system—e.g., unix or windows (use unix for Linux). Such
characters are escaped with a percent sign (%). The default is
to escape characters not valid on your operating system.
Appending ,nocontrol turns off escaping of control characters.
--retr-symlinks
When retrieving FTP directories recursively, follow symbolic
links and retrieve the linked-to files.
-S, --server-response
Print HTTP server headers and FTP server responses.
--save-cookies=file
Save cookies in the specified file before exiting. Does not save
expired cookies, and only saves session cookies if --keep-
session-cookies is also specified.
--save-headers
Save the headers sent by an HTTP server to the file, preceding
the contents and separated by a blank line.
--spider
Behave like a web spider, checking that pages exist but not
downloading them.
--strict-comments
Turn on strict parsing of HTML comments, instead of termi-
nating comments at the first occurrence of -->.
-t num, --tries=num
Set the number of retries to the specified value of num. Set
num to 0 or inf to keep trying forever (infinitely) ...
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