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Old 01-11-2025, 09:17 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by kovidgoyal View Post
That would require storing the logs and job descriptions somewhere other than a temp folder and then creating UI for reviewing past jobs (or at least repopulating the jobs dialog at startup with past jobs). And then expiring old job logs, etc. Rather too much work for the return at least for me, patches welcome.
Let me suggest an alternative...

Calibre already lets me choose how often to download news sources, so it must be remembering when it last tried.

I want a button in addition to "download all scheduled" that is something like "download overdue" that retries sources that failed or never tried but the time to download has passed.

I guess you'd have to store last successful download time in addition to last attempt...

Also, it would be nice if the failure detection was better. When every URL in a source fails to download, it would be nice if it flagged the download as failed instead of generating a epub full of "failed..." pages..

Use case: I've had my ISP fail a few times and I have the choice of either closing calibre or watching it generate a bunch of dud epubs.
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