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> >>>>> On Fri, 10 Nov 2000 01:37:37 -0600 (CST), Klaus Weide said:
>
>   KW> On Tue, 7 Nov 2000, Fiber McGee [sic] wrote:
>
>   >> >   1) sending the 680Mb twice over the network, from my home machine to
>   >> >      the linux machine and back.  This took over 15 minutes during
>   >> >      which lynx appeared to have hung.
>
>   KW> You gotta admit that 680Mb AND your remote-mount setup is an
>   KW> unusual situation... Lynx deals with it, but isn't exactly
>   KW> optimized for this situation.
>
>Fortunately, a 680Mb file size is certainly rare.  (Auto) NFS mounted
>home directories probably are not.  My home directory can only reside
>on one machine and through the course of my work I must work on many
>different machines.
>
>   >> >To add insult to injury, after the copy operation, lynx failed to
>   >> >remove the temporary file, L12120-9789TMP.bin.
>
>   KW> It would have removed it eventually, when exiting at the latest.
>
>It did.
>
>   KW> If you need to do this frequently, consider using a mechanism different
>   KW> from the default builtin "Save to disk" implementation (which isn't
>   KW> optimal for your situation).  A DOWNLOADER in lynx.cfg which does a
>   KW> mv, probably after prompting for a name, should do the trick.
>
>Thanks for the tip.  I could see how this would do the trick.  Is
>there any reason that this shouldn't be the default thought?
>
>Anyway, thanks again for your wonderful work.
>
>Best regards.
>
>   Gisli
>
>
>
>--
>Gisli Ottarsson, PhD
>Mechanical Dynamics Inc.            [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>2301 Commonwealth Blvd.             Tel: 1-734-913-2550
>Ann Arbor, Michigan 48105           Fax: 1-734-994-6418


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