| > - The Update Hack was set. It should be working on
> all these non-dynamic images, but it isn't.
Might be javascript code not correctly parsed
> - old.dat, old.lst, and old.ndx are also all of
length
> 0. Apparently they were purged by Scandisk after
> the reboot.
Agh.. this is the problem: the cache stores all
references to downloaded files, and if not found, this
may prevent HTTrack from continuing properly the
mirror. But big files should have been continued using
the HTTP/1.1 continue mechanish - strange..
> Every now and then my computer crashes. It has noth-
> ing to do with HTTrack. I'm just afraid that it'll
happen again and the mirror will never finish that
> way!
Hum, HTTrack always tries to flush its cache once a
file is being downloaded, to prevent this kind of
problem. But I didn't think about scandisk and its
tendence to zero-length bogus files :((
| |