I’m working via SSH, ideally it would be nice if I could include a script that automatically downloads cuDNN without the need to store the cuDNN installer in our repository.
Tried a few variants of wget with --user, --password, --ask-password, --secure-protocol=auto, no luck so far.
You should find the file location before the question mark in the path. You can then download from this link on any machine with wget, curl, or my favorite, HTTPie. This should work for basically any download on NVIDIA Developer and is very useful if you need to install to a headless machine.
Click on the download link from the Nvidia page (e.g. "cuDNN v7.0.5 Library for Linux") but don't download it (for my case, I was downloading to a remote server, and needed to use wget)
Click on the Link Redirect Trace tooltip in the browser toolbar, and expand to see the details. The "location" param should have the right link, with a valid auth token. You can use wget with this.
@bkbolte18 How do you get the redirect link without actually launching the download?
In my cause Chrome will always trigger the download. So when I cancel and try to use the redirect link in my ssh CLI, it is still forbidden