Hello All, As are others, I am a Linux Journal subscriber, and they have discontinued the print edition, providing a PDF from the web instead. I get a monthly email, with a link, and clicking on that brings up a page in FireFox, and an auto start download with the FireFox download manager. Sometimes it "completes" short of the whole file, useless, but usually I can get with multiple tries. This month, no such luck. I have tried copying and pasting the link into wget, but without success, there is a stub document, and wget then exits instead of listening for the following file. I have looked at the wget man page, and there is a provision for getting, and saving, session cookies, as well as ways to do login credentials, but I am not certain of quite what is required. I do have login credentials available, but appear not needed. The URL is, without all the final string as I am required to not pass that on, but of 6 alphanumeric characters, a hyphen, then fourteen characters, another hyphen, then ten characters. There is a shortened version follows, which should fail in a browser, but provide the first portion for reference. http://linuxjournalservices.com/portal/wts/cgmciy- I am wondering whether I need recursion, or some other option to get wget to wait for the download to start on the opened connection. Regards, Mark Trickett