The GUI client is mainly designed for interactive use, however still supports a limited number of parameters for automation scenarios.

Usage

CYOWCOPY [uri | project] [OPTION...]

Tip

If using a project file as the source, any additional arguments will override values loaded from the project file.

Parameters

ParameterDescription
uriSpecifies the fully qualified address of the remote URL to download. Only http and https schemes are supported
projectThe filename of a WebCopy project
/o <file | folder>Specifies the output filename for a single URL, or folder for recursive downloads. If not specified, StdOut will be used for single file, or the current folder for recursive. Has no effect when referencing a WebCopy project or via the GUI interface
/mode <mode>Specifies the crawl mode. Available values are Domain, SubDomains, SiblingDomains, External, LinkResources and ParentDomain
/recursiveEnables scanning of the downloaded URL for further files to download. Has no effect when referencing a WebCopy project or via the GUI interface
/nomapDisables the remapping document references within downloaded files. Only applies to recursive downloads. Has no effect if the URL parameter references a WebCopy project
/emptyEmpties the destination folder of all files and sub folders. Only applies to recursive downloads. Has no effect if the URL parameter references a WebCopy project
/header <header>Defines a custom header to send with each request. May be specified multiple times
/max-redirect <count>The maximum redirect chain length
/no-directoriesDisables directory creation. All output files will be in the same folder
/preheadEnables the use of the HEAD verb
/no-preheadDisables the use of the HEAD verb
/proxy <address>Proxy server address
/proxy-user <user>Proxy server user name
/proxy-password <password>Proxy server password
/useragent <agent>Defines a custom user agent
/input-file <file>The name of a text file containing a list of URLs to process
/cookie <namevalue | file>Either a name=value pair describing a single cookie, or the name of a file containing cookies to load, in the Netscape cookie format. May be specified multiple times
/discard-session-cookiesIf set, any session cookies loaded via an external file will be skipped
/cookie-jar <file>Specifies the name of a file where cookies will be written after performing a copy operation
/analyzeTriggers an automatic analyse of the remote site
/downloadTriggers an audotmatic download of the remote site
/quietSuppresses standard blocking dialogs
/quitAfter performing an automatic analyse or download, exits the program
/disableceipDisables the customer experience improvement program
/disableaddinsPrevents any extensions from being loaded
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