funnily enough, that one thread in your reply is one of the few situations where it would be useful for a single post scrape
This is actually a valid error. Anonfiles has a bad certificate. Not sure if they've fixed it yet or not. It looping over and over I'm not sure about. I'll look into it when I'm back from vacation.
bunkrr.su currently down right now for maintenance. More accurately they are finalizing the update mentioned on it since a few weeks now that they've been working on for some months. After that if everything goes well, when it's back up we should be able to upload files with a size up to 5GB and the speeds should be better among other things. So it's just a question of being patient.
If you open a github feature request for it I'll look into it.
Vacation was fabulous. It seems I've come back to a ton of work though, both at work and with this.
Nice! I'm glad you could get at least some good rest in and had a great vacation
Next time it happens, wait a while then shoot me over the full downloader.log file (pastebin or w/e). Gonna try and recreate on my end though.
I realize now what this is likely. This is most likely the checks for already-downloaded happening (and would be confirmed by that snippet of the log). The progress bar doesn't currently update on each one it skips. So it's skipping everything in the background, while it appears to be doing nothing. It's just taking a fair amount of time to do the skipping because there are a lot of files.
import os
from os.path import join
from shutil import move
links = [r"your folder location "] #if you have more than one folder, add it after a comma and preceded by 'r'
for link in links:
root=link
new_directory = "everything"
destination = os.path.join(root, new_directory)
os.mkdir(destination)
subdirectories = os.listdir(root)
for subdirectory in subdirectories:
if subdirectory != new_directory:
for filename in os.listdir(join(root, subdirectory)):
move(join(root, subdirectory, filename), join(destination, filename))
os.rmdir(join(root, subdirectory))
for filename in os.listdir(join(root, 'everything')):
move(join(root, 'everything', filename), join(root, filename))
os.rmdir(join(root,'everything'))
Interesting!