From kde  Mon Mar 29 16:58:58 2004
From: Rainer Wirtz <rainer.wirtz () gmx ! de>
Date: Mon, 29 Mar 2004 16:58:58 +0000
To: kde
Subject: Re: [kde] KGet/KPPP Question
Message-Id: <200403291858.58674.rainer.wirtz () gmx ! de>
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Am Montag, 29. März 2004 11:43 schrieb James Richard Tyrer:

> In KGet on the: "Connection" tab check all three: "Reconnect Options" but
> it doesn't seem to be as tenacious as WGet.

It simply doesn't work at all in kde 3.2.1 (and earlier). In CVS, kget does 
reconnect when a connection  to a server got lost (like, server not 
responding), but your connection to the internet is still working.
However, when kget detects a lost internet connection, it switches all running 
transfers to "delayed" and they are _not_ resumed when the connection is 
reestablished (see Bug 73638).
I've send in a patch that fixes this, but got no reaction so far.
Until then, in case you compile yourself, a quick'n'dirty (TM) fix would be:

In file "transfer.cpp" around line 740. In function "void 
Transfer::slotExecPause()"
replace the line
    mode = MD_DELAYED;
with
    mode = MD_QUEUED;

With this, running downloads get queued when the connection is lost.
Note that this changes the behaviour of the "Pause" button.

Rainer
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