With reference to the curl command I left above, I discovered something a little surprising: It works like a charm on Mojave but not on Catalina. Wget -c -no-cookies -no-check-certificate -header "Cookie: oraclelicense=accept-securebackup-cookie" Ĭurl -O -k -L -H "Cookie: oraclelicense=accept-securebackup-cookie" Īdd -C - if you want the resume function like shown in the wget example.Īlso interesting is that -L (for redirect) was essential, and I ended up finding a second URL to fetch when I ran the above command with the -verbose flag:
#JAVA JDK 6 DESCARGAR HOW TO#
Username/Password Authentication anyone know how to run this command using curl instead of wget? ~$ wget -c -no-cookies -no-check-certificate -header "Cookie: oraclelicense=accept-securebackup-cookie"
#JAVA JDK 6 DESCARGAR LICENSE#
#JAVA JDK 6 DESCARGAR DOWNLOAD#
Then right-click on the green download link and follow the same procedure described above, retrieving the right link from the nexturl= parameter query. Check the box that says you agree (if you agree). A box will pop up saying you need to accept the license agreement. Instead of right-clicking on the download link, just click on it first. The URL that follows nexturl= is the actual link that will download the file to your computer.ĮDIT 11/6/19: The page has updated their link flow slightly, but this method still works. You'll see the link points to something like /webapps/redirect/signon, but it has a query attached that starts with " nexturl=". Select "Copy Link Location" and then paste it into a text editor like Notepad. If you want to download any JRE or JDK without signing into Oracle, go to the downloads page for the version you want (such as ) and right-click on the Download link of your choice. NOTE: you may need to change the otn in the path to otn-pub as described below. The URL that follows nexturl= is the actual link that will download the file to your computer. Paste the copied link into a text editor like Notepad.
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