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On 08/08/2012 05:34 PM, Bryce wrote:
Hi,
I just tried downloading a large file (1.2GB) and had it get to
98.7% downloaded when the download gave an 'internal error' and
stopped. I see I can restart the download and it commences again
from 0% - appears as though it is going to take another day or two
to try to get it all again.
For when I get this error again, is there some way to restart a
download while keeping its current downloaded portion? The 98.7% of
the file must be in a cache or something somewhere, is there a way
for it take that and then try to recommence from the point where it
hit the 'internal error'
(running freenet 0.7.5 build #1409 on linux)
Thanks...
Oh no! That's not supposed to happen, but I guess that was evident. Do
you have the message / stack trace from the internal error? That could
be useful in diagnosing the underlying problem.
It's true that some of the blocks which make up the file could still
be cached and faster to fetch the next time around. As far as backing
up the queues, the wiki has documentation. (Item 4 in the list.) [1]
Thanks,
Steve Dougherty
[1]
https://wiki.freenetproject.org/Using_Freenet#Backup.2C_backup.2C_backup.21
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