smbget
Download files from SMB/CIFS shares
TLDR
Download a file from SMB server
$ smbget smb://server/share/file
Download recursively$ smbget --recursive smb://server/share/
Download with username and password$ smbget -U username%password smb://server/share/file
Download with encryption$ smbget -e smb://server/share/file
Resume interrupted download$ smbget -r smb://server/share/file
Download only newer files$ smbget -u smb://server/share/file
Write to stdout$ smbget --stdout smb://server/share/file
SYNOPSIS
smbget [options] smb://host/share/file
DESCRIPTION
smbget is a simple utility with wget-like semantics that can download files from SMB servers. Files are specified using SMB URL format.
PARAMETERS
-r, --resume
Automatically resume interrupted downloads--recursive
Download directories and their contents recursively-u, --update
Only download files newer than local copies-o, --outputfile FILE
Specify output filename--stdout
Write downloaded data to stdout-U, --user=[DOMAIN/]USERNAME%[PASSWORD]
Specify SMB credentials-a, --guest
Connect as guest user-e, --encrypt
Enable SMB encryption for transfer-N, --no-pass
Do not prompt for password-W, --workgroup=WORKGROUP
Specify SMB workgroup/domain-A, --authentication-file=FILE
Read credentials from file--limit-rate=INT
Limit download bandwidth in KB/s-q, --quiet
Suppress output messages-v, --verbose
Enable verbose output-D, --dots
Show progress dots
CAVEATS
Including passwords on the command line is a security risk. Use interactive password entry, Kerberos authentication, or a credentials file for better security. SMB URLs use the format smb://[user@]host/share/path.
HISTORY
smbget is part of the Samba suite, providing a wget-like interface for downloading files from Windows/SMB file shares.