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Well I completely agree it's a colossal PITB for sure. For LicPgm--
downloads its also pretty much the only option unless you like
spending your entire day clicking on download links and watching only
two files at a time download. It took me over an hour to get the
proper combination of brower and Java to play nice and let me download.
HEY IBM: WE LIKE BATCH FTP! (Are you Listening??)
That said the folder I downloaded to (with a 73 in the name) was right
next to 71 and 72 and those both have XML toolkit in them and it did
not find those or complain they were duplicates which as you say they are.
My guess is that it's not really searching for them it's looking at
Download Director previous downloads so DD knows it has grabbed those
files previously. In my case it was the first time I got DD to work on
that VM so it had no history to befuddle it.
Perhaps locate a previous downloads or history file and smoke that??
- Larry "DrFranken" Bolhuis
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On 4/18/2016 8:58 AM, Jim Oberholtzer wrote:
Does anyone know how to force download director to download EVERYTHING
you
ask for regardless of if it finds a file on another subdirectory orThis is the Midrange Systems Technical Discussion (MIDRANGE-L) mailing
drive letter?
For instance, apparently the XML toolkit was not updated, OK, no
issue with that but don't search the drive letter and say you
downloaded this before on some other directory (V7R2) so now I won't
download it. It makes getting a complete copy of a distribution
really hard.
Download directory drives me nuts. If the designers ever had to live
in the real world outside of IBM's glass house they would understand
their specifications are awful.
--
Jim Oberholtzer
Agile Technology Architects
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