If you try to install a file using rpmdrake and you get a file not found, skip? error, then the file is left in /var/cache/urpmi/rpms as a 0 byte file. When try to download and install the file the next time you get an error message that it is bad or corrupt. Is there not a way to have it delete 0 byte files before it started to try and download it again?
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