If you don't specify "-o filename" curl will write the file to the
stdout channel, which can then be redirected via ">> filename".

Ralph Mitchell

Brano wrote:

>hi all,
>
>I am new, so sorry for my some "stupid" questions. First Question I
>have is:
>
>it is possible to download web page to a file, but without overwriting
>destination file ? I want append...
>
>I am using curl -o , but that overwrite destination. Why in CURL
>doesn't work standard redirection ? (">" ">>")
>
>thanks a lot...
>
>
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