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eta.core.web.download_file()
failing
#620
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eta.core.web.download_file()
failing
Sorry, can you explain the failure? Does it get stuck at 23%? From your screenshot it just looks like it's in progress. |
Yes, that's correct! It essentially terminates at 23%, and the control falls to the following statement in the code. |
@swheaton, kindly let me know if you need any other details to debug the issue. |
@rohis06 it seems that we just don't handle a 206 partial content response. I don't know if there is a simple resolution to it. If you'd like to look into supporting this mode of operation within I believe you are trying to add the Places dataset to the fiftyone zoo? (Appreciate it!) Perhaps @jacobmarks has ideas for workarounds to this issue with downloading the data? |
@swheaton, that makes sense. I'd be glad to explore how to support this mode of operation within Yes, I'm attempting to add the Places dataset to the fiftyone Zoo! :) |
Added support for handling 206 response in `eta.core.web.download_file()` - Fix for Issue #620
Resolved by #621 |
Of late, I have noticed that
eta.core.web.download_file()
is failing while downloading large files. For example:eta.core.web.download_file("http://data.csail.mit.edu/places/places365/test_256.tar", path=<my-path>)
This especially happens when the file is being downloaded in multiple chunks.
Output using eta.core.web.download_file():
Here's the wget output for the same:
Any help here would be appreciated.
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