Ok, Here's a developer's primer for aget source:The code is splitted into several files:main.{c|h}	* starts a thread for handling signals.	* gets program options and decides the 	  program's behviour by setting a few  	  global variables.Aget.{c|h} 	* get() and resume_get() functions	  starts the download process. Depending on the	  protocol, necessary methods are called.	  	  resume_get() is for resume jobs. If the there 	  is a log file of a previous job, the values 	  are taken from it.Head.{c|h}	* Before the actual download, a head request	  is sent to the server to determine the current	  status of the file.          Some values like:		1. HTTP return code (e.g. 404, 206, 403, 200)		2. Content-length	  might be of interest there.Download.{c|h}	* Aget is no more %100 Posix compliant :(	  pwrite is from X_OPEN standarts. I had to do it, since I needed	  a way to simultaneously write to the same file without loosing	  any time while synchronising the threads.	  	  For the time, there is only http_get. When aget is ftp-aware  	  ftp_get will be in this file.Resume.{c|h}	* Methods about saving and restoring history files are in this	  file.Signal.{c|h}	* Signal Handling functions.Misc.{c|h}	* Other functions which do not fit any of the general categories 	  are stored here. These are generally helper functions...For more information read the aget source, and you may contactmurat at enderunix dot org.Fri Nov 22 07:51:04 EET 2002