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Prefer using aria2 instead of wget #14
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I guess much faster way would be to use aria2's multi-connection download capability. From hosts with very high capacity bandwidth like 300Mb/s +, this would help noticeably. 16, split, simultaneously? Very fast. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55166245/aria2c-parallel-download-parameters My suggestion would be to opportunistically use aria2c if it's available with fast parameters set. |
Do you have any examples? I cannot find any documentation on how this can be accomplished. In fact, I find the opposite as all documentation seems to point to curl/wget being only able to handle a single connection at a time for a single file. |
Reading this GitHub, I realize something about making a download split by number and use Node Streams solution to make multiple download of one file split ready the files and groups all in the end |
Aria2 is a much faster downloading utility.
https://github.com/aria2/aria2
You can easily fix your script by replacing all the
wget
occurrences witharia2c
and lower case the-O
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