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There are a number of download urls that are "one-time" use. Shouldn't this at least download the output to a /tmp file?
by kwvarga 9y ago
There are a number of download urls that are "one-time" use. Shouldn't this at least download the output to a /tmp file?
- avaer 9y agoNo. This would open an enormous can of worms, but I'll just pick one: security. And if you're the kind of person that needs this, the solution is a one-line alias.
- pebers 9y agoIf you're relying on the previous behaviour of curl on your one-time URL, you're already in trouble, because it's been printed to a terminal and the real contents are probably irretrievable.