Hi Matthew,
On Thu, 26 Jan 2006, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote:
Well, you could ask the question if it should?
Why shouldn't it? Nobody asked for the incomplete download to be
rendered useless.
But you end up in a situation where sometimes incompleted downloads are
resumed, no matter how much time that has passed between the aborted
download and the resumption, and on the other hand the cases where
resuming the download fails because of expired cookies, moved URLs, you
name it.
Maybe it could take the same approach as for the logout/shutdown
itself: "If you do nothing, the download will be stopped in nn
seconds."
I think that could work, yes.
regards,
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