\fBProZilla\fR\- a download accelerator for GNU/Linux
.SH"SYNTAX"
\fBproz [OPTIONS] <URL>\fR
.SH"DESCRIPTION"
\fBProZilla\fR is a download program that makes multiple connections and downloads a file in multiple parts from different servers simultaneously, thus enhancing the download speed and downloading the file faster than a download with a single connection.
ProZilla is able to do ftp searches for other possible sites that contain the same file, ping them for connection speeds and automatically download from the fastest sites.
FTP passwords can be specified with the URL, or can be obtained automatically from \fB~/.netrc\fR if it exists.
.SH"Options:"
.TP
\-r, \-\-resume
Resume an interrupted download
.TP
\-f, \-\-force
Never prompt the user when overwriting files
.TP
\-1
Force a single connection only
.TP
\-n, \-\-no\-netrc
Don't use .netrc, get the user/password from the command line, otherwise use the anonymous login for FTP sessions
.TP
\-\-debug
Log debugging info to a file (default is debug.log)
.TP
\-v,\-\-verbose
Increase the amount of information sent to stdout
.TP
\-\-no\-curses
Don't use the Curses interface, but the traditional plain text interface
can be placed in /etc/make.conf to use ProZilla to download your system updates. This example will not do FTP searches for files < 500Kb, uses the text interface (handier with portage) and saves the files in your ${DISTDIR} (normally /usr/portage/distfiles)