Just to add another set of results, without changing the default timeout, I
was able to download that file on a 384 DSL connection with no problems,
i.e. the server kept the pipe full, never a hesitation:
>> a: now/time
== 19:30:19
>> write/binary %/c/temp/6-3-00-Caitlin-45.rm read/binary
http://www.grafxsource.com/RnaG/6-3-00-Caitlin-45.rm
>> print now/time - a
0:01:43
>>
No help for your problem obviously, just another indicator the sever end is
up to snuff.
Good luck,
Steve
----- Original Message -----
From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, June 12, 2000 18:06
Subject: [REBOL] re: big http request
>
>
>
> I have just gotten the timeout error with the default set to 900,
> set it to 9000, still got it, set it to 0, still got the timeout error.
> Shouldn't setting it to zero get rid of the problem?
> Well it didn't.
>
> Although I got as far as 11mb once, I have still never got
> the whole enchilada with Rebol.
> Sure, I could have a better connection, but it works fine
> for everything else, and it's no slower than the typical
> home user enjoys.
>
> galt
>
>
