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Subject: Alternative to "get"? Trying to download a file via HTTP
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I am running FreeBSD 4.9R. My goal is to download an .tar.gz file from
an HTTP site?

I thought "get" would do that, but it's not installed (unless the
command is not get).

Any suggestions?

Thank you,

...D