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RTFM
So you can specify e.g. one URL and read all filenames from a file.
Or use wput *.txt ftp://host, to transfer all *.txt-files.
See EXAMPLES for further examples.
−i file
−−input−file=file
Reads URLs and filenames from file. If there are URLs on the
command-line too, these will be retrieved first, unless sorting is
enabled. ...
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Apache is a HTTP server. It means it's for websites, not file streaming. It just won't work.
The easiest solution for your problem is probably Dropbox. Just create an account and send your friend a referrer link, after he registers using that link you'll both get 500 MB extra space (that's 2,5 GB for free). Then you both install the Dropbox app. One of you ...
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Unix lets you mount filesystems, including remote filesystems, under directories on your system. This is similar to the way you can attach a remote filesystem as a drive on your windows machine, e.g. creating a Z: that refers to \\server\folder. Instead of using drive letters, we have directories that refer to filesystems. So /folder could be a remote mount ...
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Since curl was written for *nix (unix), there can be problems specifying working commands from the Windows Command Prompt. This is mostly related to the processing of " (double-quote) marks, and \ (backslashes).
A simple thing you can try is:
Enclose filenames in double-quotes.
Escape the backslashes by adding another backslash before each desired ...
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