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Need bash script syntax to retrieve google drive file contents with wget
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I'd like to use wget to retrieve the contents of a google drive file using a bash script on raspbian. My efforts so far with wget download some html that opens a basic google page telling me how to use google drive for file storage. The command I'm using is:
wget -ncS https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nfId2iKvpaQLI5zSDQEXuTrrTt4qNz4qrHL4jFum3OM
The file itself is tiny for testing, just 10 characters in it.
I may be misunderstanding what wget does as I've never used it before and am not getting what I hope to get when playing with it (the file contents).
Where am I going wrong? What is the syntax to retrieve my file?
linux bash wget
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I'd like to use wget to retrieve the contents of a google drive file using a bash script on raspbian. My efforts so far with wget download some html that opens a basic google page telling me how to use google drive for file storage. The command I'm using is:
wget -ncS https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nfId2iKvpaQLI5zSDQEXuTrrTt4qNz4qrHL4jFum3OM
The file itself is tiny for testing, just 10 characters in it.
I may be misunderstanding what wget does as I've never used it before and am not getting what I hope to get when playing with it (the file contents).
Where am I going wrong? What is the syntax to retrieve my file?
linux bash wget
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I'd like to use wget to retrieve the contents of a google drive file using a bash script on raspbian. My efforts so far with wget download some html that opens a basic google page telling me how to use google drive for file storage. The command I'm using is:
wget -ncS https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nfId2iKvpaQLI5zSDQEXuTrrTt4qNz4qrHL4jFum3OM
The file itself is tiny for testing, just 10 characters in it.
I may be misunderstanding what wget does as I've never used it before and am not getting what I hope to get when playing with it (the file contents).
Where am I going wrong? What is the syntax to retrieve my file?
linux bash wget
I'd like to use wget to retrieve the contents of a google drive file using a bash script on raspbian. My efforts so far with wget download some html that opens a basic google page telling me how to use google drive for file storage. The command I'm using is:
wget -ncS https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nfId2iKvpaQLI5zSDQEXuTrrTt4qNz4qrHL4jFum3OM
The file itself is tiny for testing, just 10 characters in it.
I may be misunderstanding what wget does as I've never used it before and am not getting what I hope to get when playing with it (the file contents).
Where am I going wrong? What is the syntax to retrieve my file?
linux bash wget
linux bash wget
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