Isget

Isget is a command-line utility used in Unix-like operating systems for retrieving files from a remote server using the HTTP, HTTPS, or FTP protocols. It is a non-interactive command, meaning it does not require user input during its operation. Isget is part of the GNU Wget suite of network utilities and is designed to be a simple and efficient way to download files from the internet.

The basic syntax for using isget is as follows:

isget [options] [URL]

The options available with isget allow users to customize the download process, such as specifying the output file name, setting download limits, and enabling recursive downloading. Some commonly used options include:

- -O: Specifies the output file name.

- -c: Continues an interrupted download.

- -q: Operates in quiet mode, suppressing output.

- -r: Enables recursive downloading.

Isget is particularly useful for automating the download of files from the internet, as it can be easily integrated into scripts and batch files. It is also a valuable tool for system administrators and developers who need to retrieve files from remote servers as part of their workflow.