HEElp!!!!!!!!
 

I've been up almost three days now trying to download an applycation in the beta version .9.5.67 !!!!!!!! now all of my files disappeared from the dowwnload list but yet when i looked in the incomlete folder ithe files are still there and not in the complete folder.

i have been trying to figure out a way to upload my existing files and i cant find out how to do it. is there a button or sothing or even somekind of method to reload my incomplete files??????

thankx:o :o :confused: :confused: :confused:

There is only a way to recover the first segment, the one which ends with the original file extension.

Since I guess you dont know the exact starting position of the other segments, they are lost.

so how do i do that . what segment do i need ??

- Make a backup of your incomplete folder.
- Find the file you wanted to download and start the download again.
- Now exit Phex
- Locate the file phexdownload.xml
- You will see a entry starting with <swDownloadFile> and ending with </swDownloadFile>
- Modify the <segment> section this way:
In the element <incompleteFileName> put the file name of the first segment of the previous download in your backup folder. This is the segment that ends with the original file extension and begins with sg0.
The length must be the same as it is in <filesize> of the swDownloadFile.
Delete all other segment elements except of the one you just created.
Leave all <candidate> blocks as they are.

Here is an example of how it could look:
<swDownloadFile>
<localfilename>MyDownload.mp3</localfilename>
<searchterm>MyDownload</searchterm>
<filesize>7864320</filesize>
<file-urn>urn:sha1:XXXAJ7PFMTYUTPXXXXXLTLZFBTFPXXXX</file-urn>
<status>2</status>
<created-time>1074017141627</created-time>
<modified-time>1082996991495</modified-time>
<segment>
<incompleteFileName>c:\incomplete_backup\sg0MyDown load.mp3</incompleteFileName>
<segmentNumber>0</segmentNumber>
<startPosition>0</startPosition>
<length>7864320</length>
</segment>

many <candidate> blocks

</swDownloadFile>


All this is on your own risk. So dont forget to better backup often.

Gregor