Hi,
I digged a bit in the source and found a solution to my problem. Two tiny
changes in kdenetwork/kget/slave.cpp. This is for kde 3.1.5.
I wrote:
>Hi,
>When a download in kget is interrupted (the server does not respond, but the
>internet-connection is still alive), this download is marked as "delayed".
>This means the download will *not* be resumed automaticly, I have to put it
>back into the "Queue" manually.
>How do I make kget to:
>A) *Not* require me to press a button to acknowledge when a download is
>interrupted.
This one is solved by commenting out (or deleting) line 118 of slave.cpp
"copyjob->setAutoErrorHandlingEnabled(true);"
>B) Add this interrupted download to the queue again *without* my
>interference.
Change line 239 of slave.cpp from
"PostMessage(SLV_DELAYED);"
into
"PostMessage(SLV_ABORTED);"
Caveat: I haven't been able to really test this (downloads just don't seem to
fail anymore) but the source is quite clear and it should work.
"Use the source, Luke" :-)
Rainer
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