Use wget, It will retreive the files for you or you could use ncftp and just get iso1
iso2 iso3 iso4
On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 02:51:00PM -0500, Kerry Miller wrote:
> I had a brainstorm but it (like so many others...) may not work. I was
> going to download the RH 7.1 iso's, but we've got a pretty slow connection
> so I wanted to do it at night when our traffic was low. I can get into my
> computers at work from home, so what I'd like to do is start downloading
> each of the 4 files, each on a different virtual terminal. Is there a way
> to control the virtual terms from home, like if I'm telnetted in? ( I
> know...use ssh..., but it's the same problem) I can telnet into my box and
> start the download, but when I log out won't it drop the ftp connection?
>
> Alternately, could I start an ftp download and put it in the background
> some way so I could start 3 more downloads? Is there a way to keep the
> download running after I disconnect from my telnet session? Or, is there a
> better way to do it that I don't know about yet? Maybe I'll just have to
> buy the cd's...
>
> Thanks,
> Kerry Miller
>
>
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