One of the key features for a bookmarking site a client wants to
build is the ability to save pages so users still have access to
them if they're taken offline.  You're tasked with writing a
short prototype that proves this concept.

Write a script in any language that can be called from a POSIX
command line.  The script takes a single argument which is a URI.

Example run:

$ save_link 'http://citrusbyte.com'

The script should

1. save any meta information it can extract (page title, etc) in a
file called info.txt . This basically serves as a placeholder for
what would eventually be stored in a database.

2. save the contents of the URI given into a directory

Notes:

1. Do not e-mail asking any further questions for clarification.
Make assumptions where necessary.

2. Your script may shell out to run any common UNIX-like
commands (ls, mv, lynx, etc)

3. What you write here will be used in future interview phases
should you pass this phase

4. Send your resume and attach your answer to the above in the
file <yourname>-YYYYMM-filter.tar.gz in an e-mail to
jobs@citrusbyte.com .  The subject should be "YYYY/MM job application"