Once you have the cookie file, then you can make your asynchronous request using this cookie file and adding RETRIEVAL_ACCESS=DEFERRED, for example:
Wget syntax password#
Note that if your password contains special characters, you might need to replace those characters with the URL encoded equivalent, e.g., replace & with %26 Wget -keep-session-cookies -save-cookies COOKIEFILE -post-data 'username=YOURUSERID&password=YOURPASSWORD' "" Use the following syntax replacing COOKIEFILE with your preferred path and filename, and YOURUSERID and YOURPASSWORD appropriately: In this case, it's safer to use an asynchronous request as detailed below.Īsynchronous requests require a login ( register if you don't have a login) and for wget this means obtaining a cookie file. Note that wget has a default timeout of 900 seconds (15 minutes) and so if the request is complex, it's possible that it may timeout. Wget -O myMetadataRequest.csv "'%25Electric_Field%25'"
While a metadata request will return the format requested: The -O (O for Oscar) option will name the file with the extension you give it, so take care that the extension is the correct one.įor example, a data request will return a. The content disposition option will give it an appropriate name and extension. Put it in double quotes (make sure 'smart quotes' are not enabled)Īdd one of the following to the beginning: Take the https form of the request (data doesn't change, but metadata requests need URL encoding - see metadata page) Wget and curl are used to put a request directly on the command line WGET
WGET and CURL - Direct command line tools
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