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So I have a list of downloadable links with a specific order, but the filenames are jumbled up

example.com/ddk.zip

example.com/453.zip

example.com/hth.zip

So I want to automatically prefix them as I download them, based on the order of the list of links, so they'd look like this:

001_ddk.zip

002_453.zip

003_hth.zip

Is there any way to achieve this in Bash?

bash download batch-jobs

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  What are you stuck on? wget downloads a file. Remember to prefix the link with http:// or https://. Once downloaded you can rename the file with mv.
  
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So I have a list of downloadable links with a specific order, but the filenames are jumbled up

example.com/ddk.zip

example.com/453.zip

example.com/hth.zip

So I want to automatically prefix them as I download them, based on the order of the list of links, so they'd look like this:

001_ddk.zip

002_453.zip

003_hth.zip

Is there any way to achieve this in Bash?

bash download batch-jobs

share|improve this question

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  What are you stuck on? wget downloads a file. Remember to prefix the link with http:// or https://. Once downloaded you can rename the file with mv.
  
  – Philip Couling
  19 mins ago
  
  
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

So I have a list of downloadable links with a specific order, but the filenames are jumbled up

example.com/ddk.zip

example.com/453.zip

example.com/hth.zip

So I want to automatically prefix them as I download them, based on the order of the list of links, so they'd look like this:

001_ddk.zip

002_453.zip

003_hth.zip

Is there any way to achieve this in Bash?

bash download batch-jobs

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example.com/ddk.zip

example.com/453.zip

example.com/hth.zip

001_ddk.zip

002_453.zip

003_hth.zip

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Here is a piece of script

#!/bin/bash



PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin



prefix=1



while read link; do

  filename="$(printf "%03d" $prefix)_${link#*/}"

  echo "wget $link -O $filename"

  prefix=$((prefix+1))

done < <(cat /tmp/list)

obviously remove the the echo on the wget command to execute it for real

result:

$ bash script.sh

wget example.com/ddk.zip -O 001_ddk.zip

wget example.com/453.zip -O 002_453.zip

wget example.com/hth.zip -O 003_hth.zip

wget example.com/ddhth.zip -O 004_ddhth.zip

wget example.com/hggth.zip -O 005_hggth.zip

wget example.com/jhkhth.zip -O 006_jhkhth.zip

And yep, you'll need to edit your link list and add http:// or https:// before

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Here is a piece of script

#!/bin/bash



PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin



prefix=1



while read link; do

  filename="$(printf "%03d" $prefix)_${link#*/}"

  echo "wget $link -O $filename"

  prefix=$((prefix+1))

done < <(cat /tmp/list)

obviously remove the the echo on the wget command to execute it for real

result:

$ bash script.sh

wget example.com/ddk.zip -O 001_ddk.zip

wget example.com/453.zip -O 002_453.zip

wget example.com/hth.zip -O 003_hth.zip

wget example.com/ddhth.zip -O 004_ddhth.zip

wget example.com/hggth.zip -O 005_hggth.zip

wget example.com/jhkhth.zip -O 006_jhkhth.zip

And yep, you'll need to edit your link list and add http:// or https:// before

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answered 13 mins ago

darxmurfdarxmurf

50411

add a comment | 

0

Here is a piece of script

#!/bin/bash



PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin



prefix=1



while read link; do

  filename="$(printf "%03d" $prefix)_${link#*/}"

  echo "wget $link -O $filename"

  prefix=$((prefix+1))

done < <(cat /tmp/list)

obviously remove the the echo on the wget command to execute it for real

result:

$ bash script.sh

wget example.com/ddk.zip -O 001_ddk.zip

wget example.com/453.zip -O 002_453.zip

wget example.com/hth.zip -O 003_hth.zip

wget example.com/ddhth.zip -O 004_ddhth.zip

wget example.com/hggth.zip -O 005_hggth.zip

wget example.com/jhkhth.zip -O 006_jhkhth.zip

And yep, you'll need to edit your link list and add http:// or https:// before

share|improve this answer

answered 13 mins ago

darxmurfdarxmurf

50411

add a comment | 

Here is a piece of script

#!/bin/bash



PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin



prefix=1



while read link; do

  filename="$(printf "%03d" $prefix)_${link#*/}"

  echo "wget $link -O $filename"

  prefix=$((prefix+1))

done < <(cat /tmp/list)

obviously remove the the echo on the wget command to execute it for real

result:

$ bash script.sh

wget example.com/ddk.zip -O 001_ddk.zip

wget example.com/453.zip -O 002_453.zip

wget example.com/hth.zip -O 003_hth.zip

wget example.com/ddhth.zip -O 004_ddhth.zip

wget example.com/hggth.zip -O 005_hggth.zip

wget example.com/jhkhth.zip -O 006_jhkhth.zip

And yep, you'll need to edit your link list and add http:// or https:// before

share|improve this answer

answered 13 mins ago

darxmurfdarxmurf

50411

#!/bin/bash



PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin



prefix=1



while read link; do

  filename="$(printf "%03d" $prefix)_${link#*/}"

  echo "wget $link -O $filename"

  prefix=$((prefix+1))

done < <(cat /tmp/list)

$ bash script.sh

wget example.com/ddk.zip -O 001_ddk.zip

wget example.com/453.zip -O 002_453.zip

wget example.com/hth.zip -O 003_hth.zip

wget example.com/ddhth.zip -O 004_ddhth.zip

wget example.com/hggth.zip -O 005_hggth.zip

wget example.com/jhkhth.zip -O 006_jhkhth.zip

share|improve this answer

answered 13 mins ago

darxmurfdarxmurf

50411

answered 13 mins ago

darxmurfdarxmurf

50411

answered 13 mins ago

darxmurfdarxmurf

50411