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No, it's not possible to delete it immediately after it has been
picked up as the PHP app gets told when the download *starts*, not
when it has successfully completed. If the transfer died half way
through due to some intervening network problem, it would leave you
unable to start the download again, which would be A Very Bad
Thing(tm).<br>
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Jules.<br>
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On 01/08/2011 14:32, Tony D'Amato wrote:
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We're running ZendTo 4.02, getting ready to test 4.03. I've
noticed that the cleanup.php script runs to clean up 'old'
dropoffs that have past the value of 'requestTTL', but is it
possible to automatically delete a dropoff after it has been
picked up?<br>
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I've been looking at the code for a little bit today, and I'm not
sure where such functionality would be added.<br>
Thanks for listening!<br>
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