Currently any aborted download will restart the next time winetricks is run.
This is because the logic only checks for a checksum, so it either restarts a
failed download or skips a download due to a good checksum. It cannot resume
downloads. The '-c' option to wget in the script is therefore completely
useless.
A better and KISS approach is to simply download files with a .part extension
on the disk. If a .part file exists, checksum matching does not occur. This
would be a trivial amendment to the code for someone who knows the script. I'll
spend the time getting acquainted and submit a patch if nobody else bothers.
Note: The closest thing that comes close in the code is a check for whether the
file is greater than 500MB, in which case no checksum matching occurs. However,
even 5MB is a lot for me, and I'm not even sure what happens if the 500MB is a
partial download of a 600MB file.
Original issue reported on code.google.com by schivmei...@gmail.com on 28 Nov 2013 at 11:24
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
schivmei...@gmail.comon 28 Nov 2013 at 11:24