Yah, it was bittorrent being dumb. I did a web search on bittorrent and the error number it was giving and found many people with the exact same problem. The only solution seemed to be to empty your ie cache and then it worked. Normally I don't like modifying the working parts of my system for a non working piece of software but then I thought, wait, im talking about windows. :D
So I emptied it and it worked. Thanks for the help none the less. On to plucker specific discussion, is there a page number limit to what plucker can handle? My design problem is I have access to a 7000 part catalog system with each part being in one of about 200 categories. (So 200 pages there) plus another of its own description page. Plus its own thumbnail image and finally some of them have a larger image. Is plucker going to be able to handle roughly 8000pages and maybe 10000 large and small images? If it cant I can always just do my database by catalog category page. Which would reduce the catalog size to about 400 pages and only about 7000 images. But it would have been real nice to have the detailed info on the items. I tried running plucker last night with the desktop and it got to what seemed down to like the last 50 pages before it froze. Since I went to bed to let it run I have no idea if it was frozen for a long time or not. But I couldn't see anyway to get it to exit gracefully so I killed it and ultimately had to reboot. Any idea if I mirrored the pages locally to my own machine first and pluckered them locally if that would make it a little less unstable and maybe make in those last pages? Or am I hitting some sort of invisible data size limit such as python's files only getting so big or plucker's database only holding so much? I know I am shooting in the dark but I prefer high tech solutions to low tech. If I REALLY had to I could go ahead and spend the time to make one giant pdf file and use it with something else, but since the database is originally in web page form I thought it would be super slick to use plucker to solve the problem instead of converting it. :D (Plus it would be real nice to be able to rerun plucker once a month instead of having to re-edit a pdf file :D) -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michael Nordstrom Sent: Monday, October 13, 2003 2:47 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: torrent files dead? On Sun, Oct 12, 2003, David Schwanke wrote: > I guess bittorrent is screwed up. Not that it will help you, but I have used these .torrent files with three different BitTorrent clients on Linux and they have all worked just fine.... > So how long until you put the file up normally? I doubt it will be days (rather weeks if ever), since we will make a new release in a few days. /Mike _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list _______________________________________________ plucker-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.rubberchicken.org/mailman/listinfo/plucker-list
