Open God-damnit-all opened 2 years ago
To check whether a file already exists in a filesystem, gallery-dl needs its filename extension, and for original files it needs to start the file download to get that, which then counts towards your image limit regardless of whether this file is downloaded or "skipped".
Using a --download-archive
would prevent this, since gallery-dl does not have to initialize a network request before being able to check for a file's existence.
Using a
--download-archive
would prevent this, since gallery-dl does not have to initialize a network request before being able to check for a file's existence.
Wouldn't I need the exact URLs for that, though? Problem is that, in this instance, there were so many files that I first used one of the torrents available to get the first 2/3 (it had been updated since the initial post) and then I used gallery-dl to get the rest.
Is it possible to check based on the filename of the non-original resolution? Also, I saw in the file listing with the pages that the filenames are in the <img title=
tags.
Duplicate of https://github.com/mikf/gallery-dl/issues/2603
With the changes in 43d0c49d, this should be fixed for exh since gallery-dl now has the full original filename + extension available without having to start a download.
Even if a file doesn't need to be downloaded, using skip true, it still counts against my image limit. I have original set to true, so that's probably part of it.