aria2 - CLI Metalink/BitTorrent client

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Awesome! Thank you so much for your fast responses!

-- Lea

Thank you for detailed report.
I found the bug. The keyword is "--lowest-speed-limit".
There is a bug in the code which checks download speed if it is slower
than user defined value.

I've fixed the bug in revision 148.

>As indicated by the ls call above, the file size at the time of
execution
>is 100431872; I don't know size in allocated blocks though.

If you don't specify --file-allocation option, I think it was preallocated
by aria2.

Ah, sorry for the incomplete report. Here's some more info:

As indicated by the ls call above, the file size at the time of execution
is 100431872; I don't know size in allocated blocks though.

I was using the --continue option just in case there was a previous file
download started with wget, but this wasn't the case here, so I think you
can ignore that option.

The download probably got interrupted before -- I was using
--lowest-speed-limit, so that aria2 automatically stopped the download, and
I restarted it later.

I don't have the file in question anymore, but if you'd like me to answer
more questions, I can find out for you next time this comes up (it happens
occasionally).

-- Lea

I guess you resume the download which is initially started by browser
because you use --continue option. I'm interested in the file size...it is
just 2MiB. I think I found the code where random number(-722,862,080) is
generated, but not yet figure out why it happened.
Could you provide more detail about the situation?
Did you encounter this error when you run aria2 at the first time for this
download? Or did you stop aria2 and rerun aria2 and then you find the bug?