Command-Line FTP/HTTP download manager that supports multiple connections

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Published on 2009-10-31T18:23:39Z Indexed on 2010/04/23 12:03 UTC
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I'm looking for a command-line download manager that can:

Download from FTP and HTTP
Open several TCP connections to accelrate the download
Supports resuming

It would be nice if it had ports to Windows & Linux, but it's not a strict requirement. It doesn't have to be free.

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