.TH zpm-fetchurl 8 2019-03-05 "ZPM 0.7.0" .SH NAME zpm-fetchurl \- download files .SH SYNOPSIS .B zpm fetchurl [ .B -OIrRfnp ] [ .BI -L " redirlimit" ] [ .BI -z " lastmodfile" ] [ .BI \-U " useragent" [ .BI -o file ] .I [ url ] .SH DESCRIPTION \fBzpm-fetchurl\fR downloads files .PP \fBzpm-fetchurl\fR understands http, https, and file type urls. For https, it uses a trust on first use model for ssl certificates, but a more common model verifying via root certificates, or no verfication can also be used. .PP While this program can be used directly, it is intended for use by zpm scripts for downloading repositories and packages without requiring an external dependency. .SH OPTIONS .TP .B \-I output the response header only, implies -r .TP .B \-r output the entire response, including the header .TP .BI -L " limit" Limit the maximum number of redirects to \fIlimit\fR. The default is 50. .TP .B \-S output the response status code only .TP .B \-k Don't verify any certificates. .TP .B \-K Verify certificates via root certificates. This is normally the default for TLS, but zpm-fetchurl uses a trust on first use policy instead. Root certificates are found by default in /etc/zpm/roots.pem, but the ZPM_ROOTFILE environment variable can be used to override this. .TP .B \-R Output the request header. .TP .BI \-z " path" Only download if remote is newer than the file given by path .TP .BI \-o " path" Write the output to the file given by \fIpath\fR. Output is written to stdout by default. .TP .B \-O Calculate the output file name from the url. .TP .B \-n Only if newer. Like \-z, except use the output file name, if any. .TP .B \-f Fail silently on errors. .TP .B \-p \-# Output a progress bar. A '#' is accepted for compatibility with curl. .SH EXAMPLES .TP zpm fetchurl -o zpm-0.1.2.zpm https://zoranix.net/repo/packages/zpm-0.1.2.zpm .SH EXIT STATUS 0 on success non zero on failure .SH FILES /var/lib/zpm/known_hosts ~/.zpm/known_hosts /etc/zpm/roots.pem .SH ENVIRONMENT ZPM_KNOWNHOSTS ZPM_ROOTFILE .SH AUTHOR Nathan Wagner .SH SEE ALSO zpm(8)