curl_fetch_disk shutting down with no error message
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The code below keeps shutting down after a minute with no error messages. Does anybody know why ? I think it has to do with the function curl_fetch_disk...
library(dplyr)
library(curl)
main.dir <- "C:/Users/blue/Desktop/Arc"
liste.urls <- read.csv('C:/Users/blue/Desktop/Arc/test2.csv', header = FALSE)
subsub.dir <- 'hydro_l'
liste.urls$hydro_l <- paste0(liste.urls$V1, "/hydro_l/")
liste.urls$rep <- sapply(liste.urls, substring, 94, 100)
for (i in 1:length(liste.urls)) {
url.download <- as.character(liste.urls$hydro_l[i+6])
handle = new_handle(dirlistonly = TRUE)
con = curl(url.download, "r", handle)
tbl = read.table(con, stringsAsFactors = TRUE, fill = TRUE)
close(con)
head(tbl)
liste.fichiers.urls <- paste0(url.download, tbl[, 1])
fichiers = basename(liste.fichiers.urls)
sub.dir <- liste.urls$rep[i+6]
dir.create(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir))
dir.create(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir, subsub.dir))
setwd(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir, subsub.dir))
for (j in 1:length(liste.fichiers.urls)) {
curl_fetch_disk(liste.fichiers.urls[j], fichiers[j])
}
}
r curl fetch disk
asked Nov 19 '18 at 14:39
BlueBlue
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The code below keeps shutting down after a minute with no error messages. Does anybody know why ? I think it has to do with the function curl_fetch_disk...
library(dplyr)
library(curl)
main.dir <- "C:/Users/blue/Desktop/Arc"
liste.urls <- read.csv('C:/Users/blue/Desktop/Arc/test2.csv', header = FALSE)
subsub.dir <- 'hydro_l'
liste.urls$hydro_l <- paste0(liste.urls$V1, "/hydro_l/")
liste.urls$rep <- sapply(liste.urls, substring, 94, 100)
for (i in 1:length(liste.urls)) {
url.download <- as.character(liste.urls$hydro_l[i+6])
handle = new_handle(dirlistonly = TRUE)
con = curl(url.download, "r", handle)
tbl = read.table(con, stringsAsFactors = TRUE, fill = TRUE)
close(con)
head(tbl)
liste.fichiers.urls <- paste0(url.download, tbl[, 1])
fichiers = basename(liste.fichiers.urls)
sub.dir <- liste.urls$rep[i+6]
dir.create(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir))
dir.create(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir, subsub.dir))
setwd(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir, subsub.dir))
for (j in 1:length(liste.fichiers.urls)) {
curl_fetch_disk(liste.fichiers.urls[j], fichiers[j])
}
}
r curl fetch disk
asked Nov 19 '18 at 14:39
BlueBlue
213
Is it fetching? I mean, it could just be going very fast. Did you put incats orprints to see if the iterations are working as expected? Did you try to create a curl handle, set the verbose option on it toTRUEand use it in the fetch call to see verbose output? We don't havetest2.csv(nor do we want it) but sharing one or two URLs from it might be useful or the output ofdput(head(liste.urls))in a code block.
– hrbrmstr
Nov 19 '18 at 15:19
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The code below keeps shutting down after a minute with no error messages. Does anybody know why ? I think it has to do with the function curl_fetch_disk...
library(dplyr)
library(curl)
main.dir <- "C:/Users/blue/Desktop/Arc"
liste.urls <- read.csv('C:/Users/blue/Desktop/Arc/test2.csv', header = FALSE)
subsub.dir <- 'hydro_l'
liste.urls$hydro_l <- paste0(liste.urls$V1, "/hydro_l/")
liste.urls$rep <- sapply(liste.urls, substring, 94, 100)
for (i in 1:length(liste.urls)) {
url.download <- as.character(liste.urls$hydro_l[i+6])
handle = new_handle(dirlistonly = TRUE)
con = curl(url.download, "r", handle)
tbl = read.table(con, stringsAsFactors = TRUE, fill = TRUE)
close(con)
head(tbl)
liste.fichiers.urls <- paste0(url.download, tbl[, 1])
fichiers = basename(liste.fichiers.urls)
sub.dir <- liste.urls$rep[i+6]
dir.create(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir))
dir.create(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir, subsub.dir))
setwd(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir, subsub.dir))
for (j in 1:length(liste.fichiers.urls)) {
curl_fetch_disk(liste.fichiers.urls[j], fichiers[j])
}
}
r curl fetch disk
asked Nov 19 '18 at 14:39
BlueBlue
213
The code below keeps shutting down after a minute with no error messages. Does anybody know why ? I think it has to do with the function curl_fetch_disk...
library(dplyr)
library(curl)
main.dir <- "C:/Users/blue/Desktop/Arc"
liste.urls <- read.csv('C:/Users/blue/Desktop/Arc/test2.csv', header = FALSE)
subsub.dir <- 'hydro_l'
liste.urls$hydro_l <- paste0(liste.urls$V1, "/hydro_l/")
liste.urls$rep <- sapply(liste.urls, substring, 94, 100)
for (i in 1:length(liste.urls)) {
url.download <- as.character(liste.urls$hydro_l[i+6])
handle = new_handle(dirlistonly = TRUE)
con = curl(url.download, "r", handle)
tbl = read.table(con, stringsAsFactors = TRUE, fill = TRUE)
close(con)
head(tbl)
liste.fichiers.urls <- paste0(url.download, tbl[, 1])
fichiers = basename(liste.fichiers.urls)
sub.dir <- liste.urls$rep[i+6]
dir.create(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir))
dir.create(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir, subsub.dir))
setwd(file.path(main.dir, sub.dir, subsub.dir))
for (j in 1:length(liste.fichiers.urls)) {
curl_fetch_disk(liste.fichiers.urls[j], fichiers[j])
}
}
r curl fetch disk
r curl fetch disk
asked Nov 19 '18 at 14:39
BlueBlue
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asked Nov 19 '18 at 14:39
BlueBlue
213
asked Nov 19 '18 at 14:39
BlueBlue
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asked Nov 19 '18 at 14:39
BlueBlue
213
asked Nov 19 '18 at 14:39
BlueBlue
213
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Is it fetching? I mean, it could just be going very fast. Did you put incats orprints to see if the iterations are working as expected? Did you try to create a curl handle, set the verbose option on it toTRUEand use it in the fetch call to see verbose output? We don't havetest2.csv(nor do we want it) but sharing one or two URLs from it might be useful or the output ofdput(head(liste.urls))in a code block.
– hrbrmstr
Nov 19 '18 at 15:19
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Is it fetching? I mean, it could just be going very fast. Did you put incats orprints to see if the iterations are working as expected? Did you try to create a curl handle, set the verbose option on it toTRUEand use it in the fetch call to see verbose output? We don't havetest2.csv(nor do we want it) but sharing one or two URLs from it might be useful or the output ofdput(head(liste.urls))in a code block.
– hrbrmstr
Nov 19 '18 at 15:19
Is it fetching? I mean, it could just be going very fast. Did you put in
cats or prints to see if the iterations are working as expected? Did you try to create a curl handle, set the verbose option on it to TRUE and use it in the fetch call to see verbose output? We don't have test2.csv (nor do we want it) but sharing one or two URLs from it might be useful or the output of dput(head(liste.urls)) in a code block.– hrbrmstr
Nov 19 '18 at 15:19
Is it fetching? I mean, it could just be going very fast. Did you put in
cats or prints to see if the iterations are working as expected? Did you try to create a curl handle, set the verbose option on it to TRUE and use it in the fetch call to see verbose output? We don't have test2.csv (nor do we want it) but sharing one or two URLs from it might be useful or the output of dput(head(liste.urls)) in a code block.– hrbrmstr
Nov 19 '18 at 15:19
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Is it fetching? I mean, it could just be going very fast. Did you put in
cats orprints to see if the iterations are working as expected? Did you try to create a curl handle, set the verbose option on it toTRUEand use it in the fetch call to see verbose output? We don't havetest2.csv(nor do we want it) but sharing one or two URLs from it might be useful or the output ofdput(head(liste.urls))in a code block.– hrbrmstr
Nov 19 '18 at 15:19