If wget is your go-to download command on your Linux servers, and your machines are behind a proxy, Jack Wallen has the solution to get this setup working properly ...

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Is there any way to make wget append it's downloads to a file? I'm using wget to test web connectivity through our web proxy, see here, but I've just determined that wget wipes the destination file ...

Thanks people. I can't use rsync because we're using Content Management Server and we don't want CMS on the 2nd server, which means grabbing the resultant HTML not the source files. The NTLM ...