NSISdl deletes file(s) when offline: Difference between revisions
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: When the NSISdl plugin must download a file, and there is no internet connection, the target file gets deleted if it already exists. | : When the NSISdl plugin must download a file, and there is no internet connection, the target file gets deleted if it already exists. | ||
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: You should download the file to a temporary directory (such as $PLUGINSDIR or $TEMP), and as soon as you've made sure that you've got the right file, and there were no errors, then you should copy it to its destination. | : You should download the file to a temporary directory (such as $PLUGINSDIR or $TEMP), and as soon as you've made sure that you've got the right file, and there were no errors, then you should copy it to its destination. | ||
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Revision as of 13:20, 24 June 2005
| Author: virtlink (talk, contrib) |
- Issue
- When the NSISdl plugin must download a file, and there is no internet connection, the target file gets deleted if it already exists.
- Cause
- NSISdl deletes the target file if an error occurs, to prevent leaving any corrupted files.
- Solution
- Use the Dialer plugin to check the internet connection.
- Recommendation
- You should download the file to a temporary directory (such as $PLUGINSDIR or $TEMP), and as soon as you've made sure that you've got the right file, and there were no errors, then you should copy it to its destination.
