wget -content-disposition -trust-server-names -timeout=5 -i links_to_downloadĪlso in order to download via https in Windows you probably will need to use “ -no-check-certificate”. Now it makes several timed-out requests, but they quickly resolve to the successful one. Then I faced a problem that it fails to download a file on first request and request timeout is quite big so I’ve set it to 5 seconds. Additionaly I used -trust-server-names and -content-disposition parameters to save real filenames instead of dropbox hashed url. Windows users have to download it separately, install and add to the PATH environmental variable. The second method is easier since you already have your Google details stored on your Android phone. You can sign in manually or do it through Google. Step 2 Install the app and provide your login details to access your files. Linux and OS X users should have wget available (OS X users can install it via e.g. Step 1 Download the Dropbox app from Google Playstore if you don’t already have it on your device. If your processed array is too big, you can print it to console by chunks, using slice(start, end) method from Javascript. Return link.replace( 'dl=0', 'dl=1') Īfter I copied those to file links_to_download.

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