Subscriber FAQ

How do I download from the command line (wget, curl, etc....)?

When downloading from the command line first make sure the full url is in quotes. Example:
$ curl -O "http://stacklet.com/dl...."

With wget, use --content-disposition if the filename is mangled:
$ wget --content-disposition "http://stacklet.com/dl...."

I have paid for a subscription, how do I activate it?

If you have never registered with the site, please register. You will need your Google Checkout Order Number or Paypal Transaction ID. Enter it in the registration form at the bottom. If the order number is valid and you have agreed to the Subscriber Agreement you should be able to download immediately. If there is a problem activating the subscription please contact us

If you already have an account on Stacklet, please login and enter your Google Checkout Order Number or Paypal Transaction ID into your user profile page in the Subscriber Info tab (screenshot below). Your subscription will be enabled upon completion of the form and you should be able to download immediately. If there is a problem activating the subscription please contact us

I am having a problem running one of the downloads, please help

If there is a problem using one of the download files please contact us with the category set to 'Subscriber Support'. Please specify the exact file you are having a problem with and as much background information as possible. We will try to resolve all issues promptly.

Is is possible to purchase a long-term subscription

Yes, if you would like to subscribe for longer periods visit this page: More Options, Discount Subscriptions

Why Am I Getting "ERROR 503: Service Unavailable" When Attempting a Download?

If you are using a download accelerator please turn it off or use a different client. We had to implement an anti-accelerator filter due to occassional excessive loads on our main server.