Wget Follow Redirect Download
From time to time I simply want to login to our Tomcat server and pull down an Artifact directly from Bamboo. I attempted to do this using the WGET command from the server's command line calling the link like so: wget url.war But I always get a response like HTTP request sent, awaiting response. 302 Moved Temporarily As the Bamboo Cloud server is password protected I attempted to insert my username and password just before the path but no luck. Is there a wiki on best practices to get the outcome I am after? Hi @Rafael Sperafico yes.yes of course no worries or troubles downloading the artifacts from the Bamboo Cloud website / UI.all works well and has done so for many years. We are now trying to get a server in our data center to download the artifacts directly so we don't have to first download to our local machines and then re-upload to the data center. We don't want to set a task to push the artifacts to the server.we simply want to be able to use a command line option like WGET to pull down the artifact to the Linux machine.
Wget Follow Redirect Download Free
The 302 error comes when we execute the WGET command. The command is more or less like this: wget login:password@atlassian.net/builds/blahblahblah/myfile.war.
Info: Hostname was NOT found in DNS cache Info: Trying 192.254.233.89. Info: Connected to www.soronline.net (192.254.233.89) port 80 (#0) = Send header, 246 bytes (0xf6) 0000: GET /downloads/SORRv5.zip HTTP/1.1 0024: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x8664) AppleWebKit/537.6+ ( 0064: KHTML, like Gecko) Chromium/23.0.1271.95 Chrome/23.0.1271.95 Saf 00a4: ari/537.6+ dwb/commit 2014-1f6 00ce: Host: www.soronline.net 00e7: Accept:./. 00f4: 
302 indicates that the file moved temporarily. The 302 message should include a redirect to where the file has been moved temporarily. This might be done to keep the file available while performing maintenance on the primary site.
Web browsers will follow the redirect, but will not cache the file from the temporary location (I think). Future attempts to retrieve the file will go back to the original location.
My guess is that curl and wget do not automatically follow the redirect, but will return the headers and let you figure out what to do about it. I would look at the documentation for those programs. I have not, and I am off to a meeting, so I shan't do it now. @ ewaller, I have tested it as well (no firewall either), and it does seem to work only when manually clicking on a download link. No download agent works, even with usergent spoofing (I even tried aria2c). This page hosts all the downloads: Clicking on either of those via a browser initiates the download.
But if you copy and paste any of those links in the browser, you are redirected to the home page. I can see that it does not depend on cookies. So, my guess is that it depends on some sort of click handler, though I cannot see any javascript on the above page. Last edited by x33a (2014-02-06 17:50:50).