I'm still getting the same error message. It says error #412, which is some sort of a "precondition" check in the header of the download request (doesn't that sound like I know what I'm talking about?) Anyway, since I don't know what I'm talking about, I'm at a loss to know how to modify the header to satisfy the precondition. There was some web pages when I googled 412 that suggested that the site had stuff in place to defeat "bots" from harvesting their output. I must somehow look like a bot.
Later: So, I tried both IE7 and Firefox 2.0.0.11 and it seemed the same problem. Then I thought, y'know both of these are going thru GetRight Pro, so I tried it again after disabling this download manager. Then I got all the files I wanted. So, it seems that the site has done something that seems to break the GetRight DL manager, but still allows the IE7 and Firefox DL wizards to work.
Go figure. Anyway, the audiobooks don't have any problem after all.
Later: So, I tried both IE7 and Firefox 2.0.0.11 and it seemed the same problem. Then I thought, y'know both of these are going thru GetRight Pro, so I tried it again after disabling this download manager. Then I got all the files I wanted. So, it seems that the site has done something that seems to break the GetRight DL manager, but still allows the IE7 and Firefox DL wizards to work.
Go figure. Anyway, the audiobooks don't have any problem after all.
Edited: 2008-01-16, 10:32 am