Free Rapid Bugs

I found couple of bugs which i would like to report to you. So that you can fix it in future releases.

The version I use 0.83u

Bug 1:

If the freerapid downloader is closed abruptly (like system power down, etc.), the file list is gone forever.

Bug 2:

freerapid creates huge amout of .txt (like FRD*templist.txt). it is just an xml file. the software creates too many files like few thousand. in a week I had around 20 GB of these files

It would be nice if these bugs can be fixed.

thanks

Subi

ad 1:
Read readme.txt - always close FRD properly

ad 2:
FRD does not create any .txt files

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Vity Wrote:
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> ad 1:
> Read readme.txt - always close FRD properly
>
> ad 2:
> FRD does not create any .txt files


ad 1:
i think FRD should backup the file list for example every 10mins
because improper power off or the machine crash are unpredictable~~user cant do any thing on this matter

it creates a backup file every 10 seconds

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Vity Wrote:
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> it creates a backup file every 10 seconds


It creates a backup file as txt file like "FRD2493templist.txt". it is just a copy of "filesList.xml". the text files are created in huge. please look at it.

Subi

DarkHero Wrote:
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> Vity Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > ad 1:
> > Read readme.txt - always close FRD properly
> >
> > ad 2:
> > FRD does not create any .txt files
>
>
> ad 1:
> i think FRD should backup the file list for
> example every 10mins
> because improper power off or the machine crash
> are unpredictable~~user cant do any thing on this
> matter

ad 1:
That's right! how the user can close FRD properly when there is a power shut down or system hang, etc.

ad 2:
it creates a copy of filesList.xml as FRD2493templist.txt, FRD3343templist.txt, etc. may be the file count can be restricted to 10 or something, instead of thousands of files.

Thanks

Subi