This write-up will discuss the procedure to install CURL in Ubuntu 22.04. So, let’s start!
To install CURL in Ubuntu 22.04, you must follow the below-given step-by-step instructions.
Step 1: Update system repositories
Press “CTRL+ALT+T” to open the terminal of the Ubuntu 22.04 and run the below-given command to update system repositories:
Step 2: Install CURL in Ubuntu 22.04
After updating the Ubuntu 22.04 system repositories, execute the following command for CURL installation:
The given error-free output signifies that CURL is now successfully installed on our Ubuntu 22.04 system:
Step 3: Verify CURL installation
As soon as, CURL installation gets complete, you can verify its existence by typing out “curl” in Ubuntu 22.04 terminal:
If the execution of the above-given command print out the following output that it indicates that now CURL is all ready to use on your system:
CURL can be utilized in different scenarios for transferring data over network protocols.
For instance, in the following “curl” command, we have not added any “option”, so it will print out the “gnu.org” homepage source in Ubuntu 22.04 terminal:
Want to download a file? If yes, then use the “curl” command with the “-o” or “-O” and specify the name according to which the downloaded file will be saved:
In the other case, when “-O” option is added in the “curl” command, the downloaded file is saved with its original name:
You can also utilize CURL for retrieving the “HTTP” headers of the specified URL:
Here is the output of the above-given command:
We have compiled the method to install and use CURL in Ubuntu 22.04. Give it a try and transfer files to or from a selected server efficiently.
To install CURL in Ubuntu 22.04, first, update the system repositories by utilizing the “$ sudo apt update” command then execute the “$ sudo apt install curl” command for CURL installation. After doing so, you can use CURL for transferring files from or to servers, fetching web page sources, or the header of a specific URL. This write-up discussed the method to install CURL on Ubuntu 22.04.
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