AH !

Here is one nasty trick i’ve had trouble getting to find out, many people do have rapidshare or other account, and a unix server access or only SSH access …

Normally with Lynx its annoying, or even with multiple files downloads thats more annoying to handle, especially if you aint in the luv of waiting each download to finish or queue files..

Here is how you would do it easy  in 3 steps…

First :

Save Login Cookies ( Ill use rapidshare for this example )

wget –save-cookies ~/.cookies/rapidshare –post-data “login=USERNAME&password=PASSWORD” -O – https://ssl.rapidshare.com/cgi-bin/premiumzone.cgi > /dev/null

Megaupload example … :

wget –save-cookies ~/.cookies/megaupload –post-data “login=1&redir=1&username=USERNAME&password=PASSWORD” -O – http://megaupload.com/?c=login > /dev/null

( The first highlighted can be changed to any path , remember it , ull use it ! )

Second:

Create a file containing all your rapidshare links …

Ill call it ::   down

Third Execute :

wget  -c –load-cookies ~/.cookies/rapidshare –input-file=-down -output-file=log -b

As you see, loading cookies, defining input file, log file ( you might cancel that after you know ur doing things right) and finally, the -b for background execution, that is unless u want to see verbose instead of output-file !

Blabbing about chmod , path (using ~ in my example) or ./ or whatever path is simply unneeded, if you know what is wget and understand whats written up, am sure you dont need the rest of silly advices.!