File	Date	Author	Commit
pymget	2016-12-13	Gaidukov Taras	[1aae50] Removed msgfmt.py and made depandency on python...
tests	2016-11-30	Gaidukov Taras	[6adfdf] Splitted arguments of Manager methods called by...
README	2016-08-19	Gaidukov Taras	[d522d0] Added installation script setup.py using setupt...
run.py	2016-11-30	Gaidukov Taras	[6adfdf] Splitted arguments of Manager methods called by...
setup.py	2016-12-13	Gaidukov Taras	[1aae50] Removed msgfmt.py and made depandency on python...

Read Me

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 PyMGet :: Utility for parallel downloading
        files from multiple mirrors 
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Homepage: http://pymget.sourceforge.net/

Author: Taras Gaidukov

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 Installation Instructions:
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Dependencies:

    Python 3.x

Build and install by running:

    $ python setup.py build
    $ sudo python setup.py install

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 Usage notes:
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The program is designed for parallel download files from multiple mirrors.
Supported protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, FTP. 

Usage:

 pymget [ARGUMENTS...] LINKS...

Arguments:

 -h                             Show this help.
 --help

 -v                             Show version.
 --version

 -b block_size                  Specify the size of data block received from 
                                mirrors in each task. Default value is 4MB. 
 --block-size=block_size        Value could be in bytes, kilobytes or megabytes.
                                To specify units add symbol K or M.

 -T timeout                     Specify timeout for mirror response in seconds.
 --timeout=timeout              Default value is 10 seconds.

 -o filename                    Specify a name of the file data will be saved
 --out-file=filename            to. By default the filename on the server is
                                used. If it's impossible to detect the filename, 
                                'out' will be used.

 -u filename                    Specify the file with links on each line.
 --urls-file=filename           Links from this file will be added to links from
                                command line.

Links should start with protocol http://, https:// or ftp:// and should be
splitted with space. If there is argument specifing a file with links in command
line, then you may omit links in the command line.