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Updated Command-line-user-interface (markdown) authored Aug 02, 2014 by Tasos Laskos's avatar Tasos Laskos
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**Multiple invocations?**: `no`
Specify a value for the `User-Agent` HTTP request header field.
Specify a value for the `User-Agent` request header field.
<h3 id='http-request-concurrency'><a href='#http-request-concurrency'>Request concurrency (--http-request-concurrency)</a></h3>
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**Multiple invocations?**: `no`
Limit how long the HTTP client should wait for a response from the server.
Limit how long the client should wait for a response from the server.
<h3 id='http-request-redirect-limit'><a href='#http-request-redirect-limit'>Request redirect limit (--http-request-redirect-limit)</a></h3>
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**Multiple invocations?**: `no`
Limits the amount of HTTP redirects the client should follow for each request.
Limits the amount of redirects the client should follow for each request.
<h3 id='http-request-queue-size'><a href='#http-request-queue-size'>Request queue size (--http-request-queue-size)</a></h3>
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**Multiple invocations?**: `no`
Maximum amount of HTTP requests to keep in the client queue.
Maximum amount of requests to keep in the client queue.
**Note**: More means better scheduling and better performance, less means less RAM consumption.
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**Multiple invocations?**: `yes`
Allows you to specify custom HTTP request headers in the form of key-value pairs.
Allows you to specify custom request headers in the form of key-value pairs.
<h4 id='http-request-header_example'><a href='#http-request-header_example'>Example</a></h4>
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