getpkg uses snarf
I got it working one time. You might run into environment variable issues
do to busybox shell stuff.
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This is snarf, version 7.0
usage: snarf [OPTIONS] URL [OUTFILE] ...
Options:
-a Force active FTP (default is passive)
-v Verbose; print anything the server sends
-q Don't print progress bars (compiled default is on)
-p Force printing of progress bars (overrides -q)
-r Resume downloading a partially transferred file
-n Ignore '-r' and transfer file in its entirety
-m Spoof MSIE user-agent string
-z Spoof Navigator user-agent string
Lowercase option letters only affect the URLs that immediately follow
them.
If you give an option in caps, it will be the default option for all URLs
that follow it.
If you specify the outfile as '-', the file will be printed to standard
output as it downloads.
You can have as many URLs and outfiles as you want
You can specify a username and password for ftp or http
authentication. The
format is:
ftp://username:password@host/
If you don't specify a password, you will be prompted for one.
snarf checks the SNARF_PROXY, FTP_PROXY, GOPHER_PROXY, HTTP_PROXY, and
PROXY environment variables.
snarf is free software and has NO WARRANTY. See the
file COPYING for
details.
> Any ideas on how to set Trinux to use a PROXY server?
>
> Thanks.
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