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I tried downloading a web site from url that ends with search&channel=24 then I realized that wget only considers url up to a & sign. I tried searching the net and haven't found any solution. Is there a way for wget to download from dynamic urls, or some alternative tool for this?
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Code:
mv 'action=search&channel=24' newname
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