On Sat, May 3, 2014 at 2:29 AM, John Found <johnfo...@evrocom.net> wrote:
> Hi. > On one of my projects, I decided to use the repository for storing the > release packages of the program. Now, when there is a official release, I > publish for downloading a link of type: > > > http://fresh.flatassembler.net/fossil/repo/fresh/raw/installer/FreshSetup2_2_0.exe?name=b21414216283ef56486c949f0856c40629bf47fb > > This approach saves me a lot of effort to manage the web site. > > But then, I need some feedback about how many times the particular version > has been downloaded. > Is it possible to make such functionality in fossil without modifying the > sources? Using TH1 or something? > Fossil does not currently support any kind of download counters. > > Using the usual downloads counter with redirection has a disadvantage that > it knows only that the download has started. It never knows whether the > download was finished. > > Fossil might have handed off all of its content to the webserver (assuming you are running Fossil as CGI or SCGI) but then the transfer could still be interrupted before it completes. Fossil has no way of knowing this. Looking a the server locks for www.fossil-scm.org, I see that this scenario is not uncommon. -- D. Richard Hipp d...@sqlite.org
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