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zsync — Partial/differential file downloader. HTTPS is not supported - use HTTP URLs only. See also: `rsync`
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zsync command: Partial/differential file downloader. HTTPS is not supported - use HTTP URLs only. See also: rsync. More information: <https://manned.org/zsync>.Solution
zsync — Partial/differential file downloader. HTTPS is not supported - use HTTP URLs only. See also: rsync. More information: <https://manned.org/zsync>.Download a file using a
.zsync control file:zsync {{path/to/url.zsync}}Use a local file as a seed to avoid re-downloading unchanged parts:
zsync -i {{path/to/existing_file}} {{path/to/url.zsync}}Save the updated file under a specific name:
zsync -i {{path/to/existing_file}} -o {{path/to/new_file}} {{path/to/url.zsync}}Resume a partial download and keep the temporary file:
zsync -k {{path/to/url.zsync}}Run in quiet mode with minimal output (no progress bar, download rate, or ETA display):
zsync -q {{path/to/url.zsync}}Code Snippets
Download a file using a `.zsync` control file
zsync {{path/to/url.zsync}}Use a local file as a seed to avoid re-downloading unchanged parts
zsync -i {{path/to/existing_file}} {{path/to/url.zsync}}Save the updated file under a specific name
zsync -i {{path/to/existing_file}} -o {{path/to/new_file}} {{path/to/url.zsync}}Resume a partial download and keep the temporary file
zsync -k {{path/to/url.zsync}}Run in quiet mode with minimal output (no progress bar, download rate, or ETA display)
zsync -q {{path/to/url.zsync}}Context
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