Powershell wget download file

Powershell wget download file

powershell wget download file

The easy and quick-and-dirty way to use 'The Real' Wget is to just put the executable somewhere and reference it directly in your script file. See. www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar › article › how-to-use-wget-to-download-web-base. Using the PowerShell Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet, which has aliases of curl and wget, on a Microsoft Windows system to download webpages. E.g., if I want to download the home page for the website www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar to a file. powershell wget download file

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Powershell equivalent of Linux wget

Hi

I am new to Powershell, more familiar with Linux (just!) but due to hardware restrictions having to do some fetching of remote documents using a Windows pc. I know the Linux command I need to use and have been trying to work out the Powershell equivalent, without much success, not surprising really!

My Linux command is

wget --user=$user --password=$password http://<webaddress>//<filename>

so I have a simple wget command and somewhere to put my login credentials. I have tried using wget for Windows but again due to restrictions I can't put it on my laptop. Can anyone help with something for Powershell which is straightforward? Thanks!


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Paul
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Jul 11, at UTC

Hi there,

This should work 

Invoke-WebRequest-Urihttps://urlhere-OutFile"C:\path\file"-Credential"username"

(Obviously replace url with the url you need and the output path etc) this will prompt you for a password to authenticate

Heres a link with a great explanation and example.

www.cronistalascolonias.com.ar#authenticati

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Jul 11, at UTC

Welcome! The equivalent PS cmdlet is Invoke-WebRequest, you can actually use wget as an alias for Invoke-WebRequest:

Get-Aliaswget

As for the credentials, have you tried like this:

$Credential=Get-CredentialInvoke-WebRequest-Uri"http://<webaddress>//<filename&gt;"-Credential$Credential

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