Re: [Pan-users] Why Pan redownload on save ?

[Roi Dayan]

On Mon, 15 Apr 2002 14:50:49 -0700
Charles Kerr <address@hidden> wrote:

> On Tue, Apr 16, 2002 at 12:23:50AM +0300, Roi Dayan wrote:
> 
> > When I click on a binary file I see its downloading it and then i see first
> > line of begin ...something..  and the encoded text (or sometimes it just
> > says attachment) but when I shift+s to save it unencoded to ~/News/Pan it
> > re downloads the file.
> > 
> > why it does not use the cache ? or why it re download if i didn't event
> > chose to read other article just after i click this binary and it d/l it i
> > shift+s and it redownload it before saving.
> 
> Pan shouldn't do that under normal circumstances -- it tries to delete
> the oldest or longest-since-read-by-user Articles first when the cache
> gets full, so the current article should still have been cached.
> 
>    * What version of Pan are you using?
>    * Can make Pan repeat this behavior?
>    * How large is your disk cache set to?
>    * If so, can you look at ~/.pan/data/cache and make sure the article
>      is there?
>    * If not, is your cache full?  Did you have anything else going on,
>      such as a big queued decode, that might've temporarily filled it?
> 

* I use Pan 0.11.2.91
* I can make it repeat because its all the time, not 1 time that it just encode 
it and write to a file
  its every time just re download it.
* I setted cache to 500 and not to clean after exit, even thguth I don't exit 
between pressing the article,
  right after it I do shift+s (its still redownload it and I don't have read 
headers queued or else)
* If the article is there I don't know, I don't think it is because its only 44 
mb the whole dir.
* I didn't fill anything because its from the smallest thing redownload.
  Also cache not full as I told you above the dir is 44 mb while my cache is 
setted to max of 500.



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