How to pass a variable trough a wget command?
I have a login and password from a website that uses vimeo to host theirs videos.
I can watch the video when logged in the website, but I would like to watch them when offline.
So I decided to download the video using wget.
this is the code I am using:
wget --user=xxx@hotmail.com --password=xxxxx https://fresnel.vimeocdn.com/add/player-stats?session-id=398f05db2ff96e3ab6bd47dc85ff22415ee5a6711552836002
And that is the answer:
--2019-03-17 11:55:37-- https://fresnel.vimeocdn.com/add/player-stats?session-id=398f05db2ff96e3ab6bd47dc85ff22415ee5a6711552836002
Resolving fresnel.vimeocdn.com (fresnel.vimeocdn.com)... 199.232.38.109
Connecting to fresnel.vimeocdn.com (fresnel.vimeocdn.com)|199.232.38.109|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 405 Method Not Allowed
2019-03-17 11:55:38 ERROR 405: Method Not Allowed.
the URL i've got from the inspection tool:
The error is ERROR 405: Method Not Allowed.
I think I should pass a variable like session-id with wget.
i don't know.
What am I missing?
wget
asked Mar 17 at 16:16
zwitterionzwitterion
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I have a login and password from a website that uses vimeo to host theirs videos.
I can watch the video when logged in the website, but I would like to watch them when offline.
So I decided to download the video using wget.
this is the code I am using:
wget --user=xxx@hotmail.com --password=xxxxx https://fresnel.vimeocdn.com/add/player-stats?session-id=398f05db2ff96e3ab6bd47dc85ff22415ee5a6711552836002
And that is the answer:
--2019-03-17 11:55:37-- https://fresnel.vimeocdn.com/add/player-stats?session-id=398f05db2ff96e3ab6bd47dc85ff22415ee5a6711552836002
Resolving fresnel.vimeocdn.com (fresnel.vimeocdn.com)... 199.232.38.109
Connecting to fresnel.vimeocdn.com (fresnel.vimeocdn.com)|199.232.38.109|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 405 Method Not Allowed
2019-03-17 11:55:38 ERROR 405: Method Not Allowed.
the URL i've got from the inspection tool:
The error is ERROR 405: Method Not Allowed.
I think I should pass a variable like session-id with wget.
i don't know.
What am I missing?
wget
asked Mar 17 at 16:16
zwitterionzwitterion
3561516
"Method not allowed" means your HTTP Method is incorrect, i.e. it seems like you do a GET request here while the API requires you to POST instead. Try with--method=POSTor--post-data="user=xxx&password=yyy"or something like that.
– Byte Commander
Mar 17 at 16:43
add a comment |
I have a login and password from a website that uses vimeo to host theirs videos.
I can watch the video when logged in the website, but I would like to watch them when offline.
So I decided to download the video using wget.
this is the code I am using:
wget --user=xxx@hotmail.com --password=xxxxx https://fresnel.vimeocdn.com/add/player-stats?session-id=398f05db2ff96e3ab6bd47dc85ff22415ee5a6711552836002
And that is the answer:
--2019-03-17 11:55:37-- https://fresnel.vimeocdn.com/add/player-stats?session-id=398f05db2ff96e3ab6bd47dc85ff22415ee5a6711552836002
Resolving fresnel.vimeocdn.com (fresnel.vimeocdn.com)... 199.232.38.109
Connecting to fresnel.vimeocdn.com (fresnel.vimeocdn.com)|199.232.38.109|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 405 Method Not Allowed
2019-03-17 11:55:38 ERROR 405: Method Not Allowed.
the URL i've got from the inspection tool:
The error is ERROR 405: Method Not Allowed.
I think I should pass a variable like session-id with wget.
i don't know.
What am I missing?
wget
asked Mar 17 at 16:16
zwitterionzwitterion
3561516
I have a login and password from a website that uses vimeo to host theirs videos.
I can watch the video when logged in the website, but I would like to watch them when offline.
So I decided to download the video using wget.
this is the code I am using:
wget --user=xxx@hotmail.com --password=xxxxx https://fresnel.vimeocdn.com/add/player-stats?session-id=398f05db2ff96e3ab6bd47dc85ff22415ee5a6711552836002
And that is the answer:
--2019-03-17 11:55:37-- https://fresnel.vimeocdn.com/add/player-stats?session-id=398f05db2ff96e3ab6bd47dc85ff22415ee5a6711552836002
Resolving fresnel.vimeocdn.com (fresnel.vimeocdn.com)... 199.232.38.109
Connecting to fresnel.vimeocdn.com (fresnel.vimeocdn.com)|199.232.38.109|:443... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 405 Method Not Allowed
2019-03-17 11:55:38 ERROR 405: Method Not Allowed.
the URL i've got from the inspection tool:
The error is ERROR 405: Method Not Allowed.
I think I should pass a variable like session-id with wget.
i don't know.
What am I missing?
wget
wget
asked Mar 17 at 16:16
zwitterionzwitterion
3561516
asked Mar 17 at 16:16
zwitterionzwitterion
3561516
asked Mar 17 at 16:16
zwitterionzwitterion
3561516
asked Mar 17 at 16:16
zwitterionzwitterion
3561516
asked Mar 17 at 16:16
zwitterionzwitterion
3561516
3561516
"Method not allowed" means your HTTP Method is incorrect, i.e. it seems like you do a GET request here while the API requires you to POST instead. Try with--method=POSTor--post-data="user=xxx&password=yyy"or something like that.
– Byte Commander
Mar 17 at 16:43
add a comment |
"Method not allowed" means your HTTP Method is incorrect, i.e. it seems like you do a GET request here while the API requires you to POST instead. Try with--method=POSTor--post-data="user=xxx&password=yyy"or something like that.
– Byte Commander
Mar 17 at 16:43
"Method not allowed" means your HTTP Method is incorrect, i.e. it seems like you do a GET request here while the API requires you to POST instead. Try with
--method=POST or --post-data="user=xxx&password=yyy" or something like that.– Byte Commander
Mar 17 at 16:43
"Method not allowed" means your HTTP Method is incorrect, i.e. it seems like you do a GET request here while the API requires you to POST instead. Try with
--method=POST or --post-data="user=xxx&password=yyy" or something like that.– Byte Commander
Mar 17 at 16:43
add a comment |
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"Method not allowed" means your HTTP Method is incorrect, i.e. it seems like you do a GET request here while the API requires you to POST instead. Try with
--method=POSTor--post-data="user=xxx&password=yyy"or something like that.– Byte Commander
Mar 17 at 16:43