Easy wget question

[preacher]

Im trying to download an iso image using wget and I am having a small problem I hope you guys can help me with. My download stops at 14% with this message.

Length: 728,334,336 (unauthoritative)

14% [====>                                ] 102,376,808  240.33K/s    ETA 42:23F
ile size limit exceeded

How do I change the file size limit?

[voidmain]

You don't have a "ulimit" set at 100MB do you? Type "ulimit". Or are you using quotas? Or is your file system full? Type "df -k .".

[ November 14, 2002: Message edited by: void main ]

[preacher]

quote:Originally posted by void main:
You don't have a "ulimit" set at 100MB do you? Type "ulimit". Or are you using quotas? Or is your file system full? Type "df -k .".

[ November 14, 2002: Message edited by: void main ]

Just typed in ulimit and it says 100000. How do I change this?

[voidmain]

It's listed in "man bash".

$ ulimit -a
will list all current limits on your shell.

$ ulimit -f xxxxx
will set a file size limit of xxxxx.

You probably have "ulimit" set in your ~/.bashrc or ~/.bash_profile or /etc/profile.

[preacher]

Thank you void man, all mighty linux master.

[voidmain]

quote:Originally posted by Ex Eleven / b0b 2.1:
Yea what voidmain said (and always do a wget -c)

If you are *always* going to use a "-c" then you might as well add this to your profile:

alias wget='wget -c'

[voidmain]

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You can always break out of the endless loop with a "break" based on a condition of your choosing.

Here's the loop section in the bash shell programming reference:
http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/loops.html

[ November 14, 2002: Message edited by: void main ]

[voidmain]

Here's the one X11 wanted with the loops... Hey X11, do you want to help me out here? Look at your location box in your browser. It should say "t=001177" at the end. I am working my way down through the threads. I've already gone through "t=001185" down to this one. Could you start at "t=001150" and work your way down. Just post a message in each one and it will make it show up on the main Linux/UNIX index page. I'll stop where you started and we'll figure it out from there...