dijjer isn't meant to download web pages. The wiki part of
the site (most of it) is dynamically generated, so the web
server doesn't send the accept-range header. It looks like
the non-wiki parts are php, so the same applies. I wrote a
perl proxy a while ago that fetches headers and either
delegates to dijjer or doesn't depending on the headers....
You can find the code in the comments on this bug: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1110433&group_id=123152&atid=695574
Dijjer usually gets images, videos, flash/java files, things
like that.
Jay K
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dijjer isn't meant to download web pages. The wiki part of
the site (most of it) is dynamically generated, so the web
server doesn't send the accept-range header. It looks like
the non-wiki parts are php, so the same applies. I wrote a
perl proxy a while ago that fetches headers and either
delegates to dijjer or doesn't depending on the headers....
You can find the code in the comments on this bug:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1110433&group_id=123152&atid=695574
Dijjer usually gets images, videos, flash/java files, things
like that.
Jay K