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wget starts downloading then stops "cannot write to"

Solution 1:

You will get this error if you are out of disk space. run df and you will see if the directory you're writing to is at 100%

Solution 2:

It is a problem with long URL. I faced it too. So, I used bit.ly and shortened the url. Works like a Charm!

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