MacOS X 10.4.6 - wget

Well my MacBook Pro arrived. Couldn’t find a binary version of wget for MacOSX 10.4.6 so decided to build it for myself. wget makes easy work of downloading HTTP/FTP items. I needed this to grab some of the certs when trying to get Gmail’s POP over SSL to work on my Nokia E61.

Here’s the copy of wget I built on Mac OS X 10.4.6

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9 Responses to “MacOS X 10.4.6 - wget”

  1. a.g. Says:

    aapl eh?

  2. Kevin Says:

    yup.. just time to switch and *try* to be like the cool kids.

  3. abraham irawan Says:

    wow thank you, i’m not familiar with curl so i need this wget :D
    is this universal build?

  4. Kevin Says:

    It’s not universal, since I built it on my INTEL mac. Doubt it will work on PPC but one could try.

  5. Sven Says:

    Apple Technical Note TN2029 states “The command wget has been replaced by the command curl.” !?

  6. You Sexy Thing » Blog Archive » How I spent my Memorial Day weekend, part one Says:

    […] Since I knew we weren’t going to be creating any new posts, I figured a copy of the site would be enough. I don’t really know how I knew this, but I knew there was a Unix tool called wget that could be used to make local copies of websites. I figured OS X would have a copy, given its Unix roots, but apparently it doesn’t. I didn’t trust myself to compile it from scratch (I’m still a ways away from that level of competency), and I didn’t trust a build from a random blog (Sorry Kevin!) I did find an application called DeepVacuum, which is a GUI on top of an modified wget. I downloaded it and gave it a try. (Don’t ask why I trusted the software from HexCat and not Kevin. I don’t have a good reason. In fact, when I think about it, if someone was trying to get me to install malicious software, they would set up a professional looking website, and not use some random blog.) […]

  7. Vince Says:

    Fink/DarwinPorts have ports of wget for mac os X.

  8. Michael Johnston Says:

    Thanks a lot, I really appreciate this. I’ll be putting this to use having it run cron for my site hosted on godaddy.

  9. MoePhish Says:

    Thanks for the binary!! Just put it in my /usr/bin and it worked fine. Had to change permissions to copy it w/ chmod though.

    Apple Please include wget it is a useful tool!!!

    Thanks Again

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