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The folder contains eight files: two bigger than 1MiB, six smaller than 1MiB. Downloading the bigger files is working. Downloading the smaller files fails, with JD2 "downloading" almost the whole file, just to go into a "Temporarily unavailable"-loop. The reason for this is because the MS-server is delivering a wrong Content-Lenght header. For example: "Easy Ngen (.NET Framework) Runner v4.7z" Response-Header upon downloading: "Content-Length: 1920" JD2 sets up a download for 1920 bytes: Code:
--ID:31593TS:1456158152466-2/22/16 5:22:32 PM - [jd.plugins.download.raf.OldRAFDownload(setupVirginStart)] -> Start Download in 1 chunks. Chunksize: 1920 Code:
--ID:31605TS:1456158154470-2/22/16 5:22:34 PM - [jd.plugins.download.raf.RAFChunk(download)] -> reached EOF --ID:31605TS:1456158154470-2/22/16 5:22:34 PM - [jd.plugins.download.raf.RAFChunk(download)] -> towrite: -1 exClosed: false conClosed: false read:1897 written:1897 Code:
--ID:31593TS:1456158154472-2/22/16 5:22:34 PM - [jd.plugins.download.raf.OldRAFDownload(handleErrors)] -> ExternalStop: false|VerifiedFilesize: 1920|FileSize: 1920|Loaded: 1897 --ID:31593TS:1456158154472-2/22/16 5:22:34 PM - [] -> jd.plugins.PluginException: Download incomplete at jd.plugins.download.raf.RAFChunk.download(RAFChunk.java:350) at jd.plugins.download.raf.RAFChunk.run0(RAFChunk.java:577) at jd.plugins.download.raf.RAFChunk.run(RAFChunk.java:471) Curiously for the two huge downloads, there's no Content-Length-value delivered by the server, and thus there's no false "download incomplete"-error. |
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