00:45:18<Jake>Interesting, on that 10G speedtest, I got "2,147,483,648 bytes".
00:48:49<@JAA>Not a suspicious number at all. :-)
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02:49:13<@JAA>I did get the full file for that NHTSA one, by the way. So yeah, must be the liveweb limitation.
02:49:33<@JAA>It would be great if that were mentioned on the web interface though. It looks like those two snapshots I initially linked are complete, except nope.
02:49:55<@JAA>So people may be mislead to think that something's archived when it's only a partial copy.
02:52:20<@JAA>(I was actually considering deleting my files when I saw that it was in the WBM. Thankfully, I had the instinct to verify hashes first.)
02:54:52<@JAA>Thanks, Jake! Do you know whether that SPN limitation is documented anywhere? (I bet it's buried somewhere deep in the forums.)
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12:07:05<Jake>I got the full NHTSA file as well. I totally agree it should be mentioned to the user somehow. I know the 2GB limit is in the SPN2 documentation (as well as a visible blocking error when trying to save over 2GB) no idea if it's anywhere else.
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15:15:11<@JAA>Ah, yeah, I think I've seen it on SPN2 before. Not on SPN though.
17:24:39<@arkiver>i believe SPN indeed does this
17:24:53<@arkiver>(i hate it personally)
17:25:03<@arkiver>we might as well just print a message to the user and refuse archiving the file
17:25:09<@arkiver>but guess something is better than nothing
17:25:23<@JAA>Yeah, agreed. But at least tell the user that it's incomplete. :-|
17:25:55<@arkiver>yeah
17:25:59<@arkiver>raising this as an issue
17:26:08<@JAA>Thanks! <3
17:29:19<Jake>thanks!
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20:32:18<rewby>If anything arkiver, I'd suggest having the WBM warn a consumer that "Hey, this is an incomplete file you're downloading" is also important