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To initialize a file search, simply pass a list of keywords to the **search** subcommand like so:
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```bash
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foo@bar:~$ xdcc-cli search keyword1 keyword2 ...
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foo@bar:~$ xdcc search keyword1 keyword2 ...
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```
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For example, to search for the latest iso of ubuntu, you could simply write:
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```bash
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foo@bar:~$ xdcc-cli search ubuntu iso
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foo@bar:~$ xdcc search ubuntu iso
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```
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If the command succedeeds, a table, similar to the following, will be displayed:
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@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ A part from file details, each row will contain an **url** of the form irc://net
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To download one or more file, simply pass a list of url to the **get** subcommand like so:
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```bash
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foo@bar:~$ xdcc-cli get url1 url2 ... [-o /path/to/an/output/directory]
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foo@bar:~$ xdcc get url1 url2 ... [-o /path/to/an/output/directory]
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```
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Alternatively, you could also specify a .txt input file, containing a list of urls (one for each line), using the **-i** switch.
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