IGetter for mac 2.9.3 破解版下载 下载工具. IGetter 软件介绍 iGetter for Mac 2.9.3 破解版，是一款简洁并且方便的下载工具。iGetter作为一款优秀浏览器来说最大的优势在于续传功能, 清新的界面，强大的下载引擎伴随其他一些对下载很有帮助的功能例如： 与浏览器兼容，多线程（加速）下载，文件镜象，队列. IGetter provides a host of basic and advanced features. IGetter is a powerful, full featured download manager and accelerator. IGetter can greatly improve the speed of your downloads using segmented downloading. In addition it allows auto resume on broken downloads, queue filtering by various criteria, site explorer, history list, scheduling. IGetter 2.9.4: Popular: Homepage:: File Mirrors: Description: iGetter is a powerful, full featured download manager and accelerator. It allows auto resume on broken downloads, finding file mirrors, scheduling downloads, auto redial on broken connection, auto hang-up and shut down on completion, and much more.
• Mac
• Windows
• What are the System Requirements?
• macOS 10.14 shows some alerts, what's their meaning?
• What connection type to choose when asked?
• How do I uninstall iGetter for MacOS X ?
• Does iGetter support Socks firewalls?
• Can iGetter scan finished files for viruses?
• Can I use a username and password in the URL?
• How to integrate iGetter with Safari?
• How to integrate iGetter with Chrome?
• How to integrate iGetter with Firefox?
• My browser doesn't restore after uninstalling iGetter?
• I think I found a bug, what should I do?
• The FTP Proxy returns an authentication error?
• The total file size grows every time iGetter resumes it?
• iGetter finished my download, but the file is too small (less than 10K)?
• The HTTP server returns a 'Bad authentication' error?
A: iGetter v2.9.7+ supports Mac OS X 10.6 up to and including macOS 10.14 'Mojave'.
For older systems, it should work on Mac OS X 10.2 - 10.5 (Intel or PowerPC), but no support is provided for these systems.
Apple removed support for 32-bit apps in macOS 10.15, so iGetter v2.x will not run on Catalina. We can't promise a 64-bit version anytime soon.
A: On macOS 10.13.4+ and 10.14, when you first start iGetter, a one-time alert is shown about 32-bit app deprecation. Apple completely deprecated 32-bit apps such as iGetter v2 in macOS 10.15 and we can't promise a rewritten 64-bit version anytime soon. You can read their statement:
In addition, you may see the following one-time alert when you use iGetter integration with browsers i.e. 'Download (all) with iGetter' contextual menu command. You have to confirm that alert, otherwise downloads will not be transferred to iGetter.
Similar alert appears when you use iGetter, that it wants access to control Finder. iGetter sends some non-critical notifications to Finder i.e. refresh of download's icon or storing download URL in the file comments. If you refuse that alert iGetter should work, but some unexpected behavior may appear, such as finished downloads may still open in iGetter.
If you accidentally refuse these alerts, you may enable them later at System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy panel > Automation.
A: The 'Connection type' option (also at iGetter preferences, Acceleration panel) should match as near as possible your actual Internet connection's download speed. To select a proper connection type, you need to visit a speed test site (search the Internet for 'speed test'). Test your connection to some server i.e. in US. If your download speed is for example 5.43 Mbps choose '6Mb Cable/DSL' in iGetter.
Note that iGetter measures speed in Bytes per second (B/s) which is 8 times less than bits per second (b/s). For example, if iGetter shows a download speed of 1.25 KB/s, this is equal to 10 Mbps.
Mach desktop 4k 3.0.4 for macos. A: To remove iGetter integration with browsers (which is off by default):
1. First, quit all opened browsers (i.e. Safari, Chrome, Firefox, etc.). For example to quit Safari you need to select Safari icon in the Dock and use Menu Safari -> Quit (Cmd+Q). (If you restart [or log out] your machine turn off 'Reopen windows when logging back in' option on the restart alert).
2. Do one of the following:
• Run the iGetter uninstaller app OR start iGetter app and turn off both 'Install iGetter Browser Extension' and 'Install iGetter Browser Plugin' Tools menu options.
• OR manually remove the following file (hint: type 'iGetter' in the search field of a Finder window):
/Users/<your user>/Library/Internet Plug-Ins/iGetter Plugin
In Chrome, disable iGetter Extension at Chrome's menu Window > Extensions (or type 'about:extensions' (without quotes) in Chrome's address bar).
In older versions of iGetter you have to remove also:
/Users/<your user>/Library/InputManagers/iGetterIMBundle
/Users/<your user>/Library/Contextual Menu Items/iGetterCMPlugIn
Preferences and app files are here:
/Users/<your user>/Library/Preferences/com.presenta.iGetter.plist
[on OS X 10.10+ use 'defaults delete com.presenta.iGetter.plist' in the Terminal app]
/Users/<your user>/Library/Application Support/iGetter
<Applications>/iGetter
Since user Library folder is hidden, to open it, first show hidden files with Shift+Cmd+. (Shift+Cmd+period). Alternatively on macOS 10.7 and up, hold down the Option key when using the Finder's Go menu. The user library folder is listed below the current users home directory. Or you can use your Terminal app (/Applications/Utilities folder). Start Terminal and paste the following line (then press Return):
open ~/Library/
A: Yes. iGetter supports Socks firewalls versions 4, 4a and 5. For Socks 5 iGetter uses Basic authentication.
A: iGetter lets you choose the virus scanner program that you have on your computer. You may select the program on the 'Advanced' tab panel in Preferences.
A: iGetter will accept URLs with the following format:
http://username:password@www.xxxx.com/.
ftp://username:password@ftp.xxxx.com/.
Please, avoid using slashes '/', at signs '@' or colons ':' in passwords.
The best way to use username and password for FTP and HTTP servers is to enter them in iGetter preferences > Site Manager or New URL dialog > Advanced panel.
A: iGetter v2.9.7 ships with a new Safari App Extension, using the new API introduced in Safari 12. The app extension replaces the previous .safariextz extension for the recent Safari versions. The functionality with the 'Download with iGetter.', etc., contextual menus is the same in the new extension.Since Safari 12+ removed support for NPAPI plugins, and didn't introduce new extension API for download observing (i.e. when a download link is clicked and the download is started in the browser), currently no such functionality is present in the new extension.
In addition, you can add a new download by using some of the following methods:
1. Drag&drop a download link from Safari to the iGetter Dock icon.
2. Copy some link in Safari (through contextual menu command 'Copy Link') then paste it in iGetter by menu Edit > Paste (Cmd+V) or menu File > New URL (Cmd+N).
3. You can use 'Process web page.' function at iGetter Tools menu to extract all web page links. It's similar to 'Download all with iGetter' contextual menu command.
These are the steps to integrate iGetter v2.9.7 with Safari v12 or later:
1. Quit Safari from menu Safari > Quit (Cmd+Q).
2. Turn on 'Install iGetter Browser Extension' option at iGetter preferences, Integration panel.
3. Open the browser, then Safari Preferences' Extensions tab and enable the 'iGetterExtension' if it's not enabled. This needs to be done only once, and Safari will remember the extension state through all future iGetter app updates.
These are the steps to integrate iGetter v2.9.6 with Safari up to v11:
1. Quit Safari from menu Safari > Quit (Cmd+Q).
2. Turn on both 'Install iGetter Browser Extension' and 'Install iGetter Browser Plugin' (or 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' and 'Integrate with Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) options at iGetter preferences, Integration panel.
3. If you use some of the recent versions of Safari, iGetter will warn you that Safari will be started in order for the extension to be installed. When you confirm, iGetter extension will be automatically added to Safari.
If for some reason iGetter extension is NOT listed in Safari > Preferences > Extensions panel:
1. Click on the following link in Safari:
www.igetter.net/iGetterExtension.safariextz
2. Open Safari downloads window as shown on the screenshot. Then double click on the downloaded extension file and when prompted click on the 'Install' button:
3. iGetter extension should appear in Safari preferences, Extensions panel and you need to enable it:
4. In addition, you need to enable iGetter plugin. To do so, choose Safari > Preferences > Security > Internet plug-ins (or Manage Website Settings in older versions). Click Website Settings and select iGetter Plugin. In the When visiting other websites pop-up menu, choose Allow Always.
5. You may also check if 'iGetter Plugin' and 'iGetterScriptablePlugin' are listed at Safari > Help > 'Installed Plugins' page:
6. The result should be working iGetter CM commands in Safari:
A: iGetter integrates automatically with Chrome v18 and up. You need to turn on 'Install iGetter Browser Extension' (or 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) option at iGetter preferences, Integration panel. Then restart Chrome and when prompted enable iGetter extension.
You can verify if iGetter extension is enabled at Chrome's Extensions Manager (menu Window > Extensions or type 'chrome://extensions' in the address bar). To use iGetter extension in incognito mode you have to turn on the 'Allow in incognito' option.
Don't delete iGetter extension from the Chrome's Extensions Manager (you may only disable it, if you wish), but always use the iGetter options available at iGetter preferences, Integration panel. Otherwise iGetter will not be able to install/uninstall/update its extension in Chrome any longer. You have to update it manually using the link below.
However, if you've deleted iGetter extension from the Chrome's Extensions page, you may install it manually. To do so, go to Chrome WebStore iGetter extension's page and install the extension. In order for extension to work you also need to turn on 'Install iGetter Browser Extension' (or 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) option at iGetter preferences, Integration panel.
In Chrome v31 and up, you can temporarily disable automatic interception using Chrome's contextual menu > 'iGetter' > 'Disable integration' command. Also, you can disable integration only for small files by selecting 'Only files larger than 5 MB' option (which is OFF by default).
In older versions of Chrome up to v44, iGetter integrates with Chrome by a browser plugin that catches mouse clicks of hyperlinks. In this case you need to turn on 'Install iGetter Browser Plugin' (or 'Integrate with Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) option at iGetter preferences, Integration panel. Then you need to allow iGetter plug-in(s). To do so, go to the following address in Chrome, find all iGetter plug-ins and check the box next to 'Always allowed':
chrome://plugins
A: iGetter v2.9.7 integrates automatically with Firefox. You need to turn on 'Install iGetter Browser Extension' option at iGetter Preferences, Integration panel. Then restart Firefox and when prompted enable iGetter extension. You can verify if iGetter extension is enabled at Firefox's Add-ons Manager (Cmd+Shift+A).
Firefox v74+ doesn't support installation of add-ons distributed through sideloading, which means that iGetter app can't install automatically its extension. So, after turning the integration option on, you also need to install the iGetter xpi extension from this link. When prompted add the iGetter extension.
In Firefox v57+, iGetter v2.9.7+ installs a new add-on called 'iGetter Extension', which uses the new WebExtensions API adopted by Firefox. The old XUL based add-on also called 'iGetter Extension' will be installed as well, but Firefox v57+ will disable it and mark it as 'Legacy'. In Firefox up to v56, only the XUL based 'iGetter Extension' will be enabled.
In the new WebExtension, you can temporarily disable automatic interception using Firefox's contextual menu > 'iGetter' > 'Disable integration' command. Also, you can disable integration only for small files by selecting 'Only files larger than 5 MB' option.
A: Since iGetter version 1.6 integration with browsers is switched off by default.To restore your browser just turn off both 'Install iGetter Browser Extension' and 'Install iGetter Browser Plugin' (or 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' and 'Integrate with Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) options at iGetter preferences, Integration panel.If you've removed iGetter without turning off the integration function then follow these instructions
A: Please see the Bugs section of iGetter FAQs for this bug. If it isn't there you may visit our bugs report page for iGetter here.
A: If you have filled out the FTP Proxy User Name/Password fields in Internet Config, iGetter will use the 'User after logon' authentication method. If not, iGetter will use 'User without logon' method.If the FTP proxy returns authentication error, you may ask the server administrator to enable one of these authentication methods. Also, you may try checking your FTP Proxy User Name/Password to make sure you have filled in the proper fields.
A: Some FTP servers respond incorrectly to ftp commands for resuming.iGetter sends a REST 1 to see if the server supports resuming, then sends the REST 'numbytes' to resume at the right point. Some servers don't handle the second REST command.If this problem occurs, see if you can find the same file on a different server.
A: Some HTTP servers return error messages in the form of an HTML page instead of in the HTTP Header response. iGetter copes with this problem checking the date and size of the started real file, however, in such cases the first attempt to download your file will fail. If this problem occurs try to restart the download.
A: There are several possible reasons for such an error. First, check your User Name/Password on the 'Log In' tab panel in the Preferences. Second, if you use a HTTP proxy, you may check User Name/Password in the 'Authentication HTTP Proxy' on the 'Proxy' tab panel in Preferences. The last reason may be that iGetter uses Basic HTTP Authentication, but your HTTP Server or Proxy doesn't support this method of authentication. If this is the case, try asking the administrator of the server to enable Basic authentication for you.
• What connection type to choose when asked?
• Are there any other options that I could set manually?
• Does iGetter support Socks firewalls?
• How to load iGetter minimized at Windows startup?
• Can iGetter scan finished files for viruses?
• Where is the iGetter profile folder located?
• Can I use a username and password in the URL?
• What browsers does iGetter support?
• How to integrate iGetter with Chrome?
• How to integrate iGetter with Firefox?
• How to integrate iGetter with Opera 20 and later?
• How to integrate iGetter with Safari?
• How to send a URL to iGetter that was not intercepted by iGetter automatically?
• How to avoid iGetter click catcher for a particular URL?
• The FTP Proxy returns an authentication error?
• Network error 268435556 ?
• Network Error 61 ?
• Network error 64 ?
• The total file size grows every time iGetter resumes it?
• iGetter finished my download, but the file is too small (less than 10K)?
• 401 Bad authentication error?
• The question I'm looking for is not here. What should I do?
A: The 'Connection type' option (also at iGetter options, Acceleration panel) should match as near as possible your actual Internet connection's download speed. To select a proper connection type, you need to visit a speed test site (search the Internet for 'speed test'). Test your connection to some server i.e. in US. If your download speed is for example 5.43 Mbps choose '6Mb Cable/DSL' in iGetter.
Note that iGetter measures speed in Bytes per second (B/s) which is 8 times less than bits per second (b/s). For example, if iGetter shows a download speed of 1.25 KB/s, this is equal to 10 Mbps.
A: Since v2.6 you can use the following additional options in the iGetter_Prefs.xml file located in the '%APPDATA%iGetter' folder. To open that folder, click on the Windows 'Start' button, select 'Run.' (or hold both the 'Windows' and'R' keys on your keyboard) and type in:
%APPDATA%iGetter The hit list 1 1 3 – advanced reminder application.
• Options that you can put after the '<Dlg>' tag:
1. Turn Target Icon transparency off
<IconT>0</IconT>
2. Minimize the main window on close
<CloseX>0</CloseX>
3. Select History after completion - on
<SelH>1</SelH>
• Options that you can put after the '<iGetter>' tag:
4. File extensions that Site Explorer will process and show in the HTML preview:
<SiteDir> htm , html , php , php3 , php4 , php5 , phtml , jsp , jhtml , js , shtm , shtml , stm , shtm , ssi , asp , aspx , vbs , inc , cgi , lasso , cfm , cfc , cfml , vtm , vtml , wml , pwml , xhtml , htc , xml , rss , m , do , adp , py , md5 , msg , </SiteDir> Acorn 6 5 30.
5. Windows Media Player and QuickTime extensions that iGetter will show in the History media preview:
<MediaExt> avi , asf , wm , wma , wmv , wmd , ogg , ogm , mkv , mka , asx , wax, m3u , wpl , wvx , wmx , dvr-ms , mid , rmi , midi , ape , mpeg , mpg , m1v , mp2 , mpa , mpe , ifo , vob , wav , snd , au , aif , aifc , aiff , wma , mp3 , jpg , jpeg , </MediaExt>
<MediaQTExt> qt , qtl , mp4 , 3gp2 , 3g2 , sdv , 3gp , adts , aac , cdda , amc , caf , gsm , pntg , pict , qtif , sdp , 3gpp , mov , dif , dv , mac , pct , pic , pnt , qht , qhtm , qti , sd2 , </MediaQTExt>
A: Yes. iGetter supports Socks firewalls versions 4, 4a and 5. For Socks 5 iGetter uses Basic authenticationp.
A: You can create a shortcut of iGetter (C:Program FilesiGetter) to your Desktop (installer puts one by default).
1. Right-click on the iGetter shortcut and select Properties.
2. Choose Run: Minimized.
3. Drag and drop the shortcut to the Start menu -> Programs -> Startup.
A: iGetter lets you choose the virus scanner program that you have on your computer. You may select the program at the iGetter Options, 'Advanced' panel.
A: iGetter stores the downloads, history and preferences data files in one of the following locations:
Windows Vista, Windows 7/8/10: C:Users<UserName>AppDataRoamingiGetter
Windows 2000, XP: C:Documents and Settings<UserName>Application DataiGetter
Windows NT: C:WINNTProfiles<UserName>Application DataiGetter
Windows 98, ME: C:WindowsApplication DataiGetter
When you reinstall Windows or move iGetter on another machine you can backup and restore the iGetter profile folder to keep your current preferences, downloads and history lists.
To open that folder, click on the Windows 'Start' button, select 'Run.' (or hold both the 'Windows' and 'R' keys on your keyboard) and type in:
%APPDATA%iGetter
A: iGetter will accept URLs with the following format:http://username:password@www.xxxx.com/.
ftp://username:password@ftp.xxxx.com/.
Please, avoid using slashes '/', at signs '@' or colons ':' in passwords.
The best way to use username and password for FTP and HTTP servers is to enter them at the iGetter Options, 'Site Manager' panel or individually at 'New Download' (Ctrl+N) window, Advanced tab panel.
A: Currently, iGetter integrates with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome catching mouse clicks of hyperlinks. In order to enable this function you need to turn on 'Integrate with Internet browsers' Tools menu option, then restart your browser.
In addition, iGetter integrates with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Safari and Chrome, through a contextual menu for hyperlinks. In order to enable it you need to turn on 'Integrate with Internet browsers' option (and 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) at iGetter options, Integration panel. Then restart your browser and choose 'Download with iGetter' on a download link or 'Download all with iGetter' to process all links on the web page. Opera and Safari require manual installation as explained in other answers bellow.
A: iGetter integrates automatically with Chrome v28 and up. You need to turn on 'Integrate with Internet browsers' option (and 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) at iGetter options, Integration panel. Then restart Chrome and when prompted enable iGetter extension.
You can verify if iGetter extension is enabled at Chrome's Extensions Manager (type 'chrome://extensions' in address bar). To use iGetter extension in incognito mode you have to turn on the 'Allow in incognito' option.
If extension is not installed:
1. Turn off 'Integrate with Internet browsers' option (and 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) at iGetter options, Integration panel.
2. Restart Chrome.
3. Turn iGetter integration option back on.
4. Restart Chrome and enable iGetter extension when prompted.
Don't remove iGetter extension using the Chrome's Extensions Manager (you may only disable it, if you wish), but always use the iGetter options available at iGetter preferences, Integration panel. Otherwise iGetter will not be able to install/uninstall/update its extension in Chrome any longer. You have to update it manually using the link below.
However, if you've deleted iGetter extension from the Chrome's Extensions page, you may install it manually. To do so, go to Chrome WebStore iGetter extension's page and install the extension. In order for extension to work you also need to turn on 'Integrate with Internet browsers' option (and 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) at iGetter options, Integration panel.
In Chrome v31 and up, you can temporarily disable automatic interception using Chrome's contextual menu > 'iGetter' > 'Disable integration' command. Also, you can disable integration only for small files by selecting 'Only files larger than 20 MB' option (which is ON by default).
In older versions of Chrome up to v44, iGetter integrates with Chrome by a browser plugin that catches mouse clicks of hyperlinks. In this case you need to allow iGetter plug-in(s). To do so, go to the following address in Chrome, find all iGetter plug-ins and check the box next to 'Always allowed':
chrome://plugins
A: iGetter integrates automatically with Firefox. You need to turn on 'Integrate with Internet browsers' option (and 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) at iGetter options, Integration panel. Then restart Firefox and when prompted enable iGetter extension.
Firefox v74+ doesn't support installation of add-ons distributed through sideloading, which means that iGetter app can't install automatically its extension. So, after turning the integration option on, you also need to install the iGetter xpi extension from this link. When prompted add the iGetter extension.
You can verify if iGetter extension is enabled at Firefox's Add-ons Manager (Ctrl+Shift+A).
If extension is not installed:
1. Turn off 'Integrate with Internet browsers' option (and 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' in older iGetter versions) at iGetter options, Integration panel.
2. Restart Firefox.
3. Turn iGetter integration option back on.
4. Restart Firefox and enable iGetter extension when prompted. In Firefox v74+ install the xpi file from the link above.
Since v57 of Firefox, iGetter v2.7.5+ installs a new add-on called 'iGetter WebExtension', which uses the new WebExtensions API adopted by Firefox. The old XUL based add-on called 'iGetter Extension' will be installed as well, but Firefox v57+ will disable it and mark it as 'Legacy'. In Firefox up to v56, only the XUL based 'iGetter Extension' will be enabled.
In the new 'iGetter WebExtension', you can temporarily disable automatic interception using Firefox's contextual menu > 'iGetter' > 'Disable integration' command. Also, you can disable integration only for small files by selecting 'Only files larger than 20 MB' option (which is ON by default).
Note: Current version 2.7.5 installs WebExtension to the user that authenticates the UAC prompt (instead of the user that uses iGetter). This will be fixed in the next iGetter version. Until then, if you use iGetter as a standard (non-admin) user, you can install this version.
A: iGetter supports integration with Opera v20+, but you have to install manually the following extension in Opera. Note that you can uninstall that extension only through the Opera preferences.
Here are the exact steps to install iGetter extension for Opera:
1. Navigate Opera to the following link:
www.igetter.net/iGetterWinExt.crx
2. When prompted enable (Install) iGetter extension. Optionally you can turn on 'Allow in private mode' option on the Opera Extensions page.
In older versions of Opera up to v36, iGetter integrates with Opera by a browser plugin that catches mouse clicks of hyperlinks.
A: If you turn on 'Integrate with Internet browsers' Tools menu option, iGetter will integrate automatically with Safari 5+ by a browser plugin that catches mouse clicks of hyperlinks.
In addition, iGetter supports contextual menu integration with Safari 5.1+, but you have to install manually the following extension in Safari. Note that you can uninstall that extension only through the Safari preferences.
Here are the exact steps to install iGetter extension for Safari:
1. Click on the following link in Safari:
www.igetter.net/iGetterExtension.safariextz
2. When prompted to open or save the download, click on the 'Open' button. Safari will then ask you if you want to install iGetter extension, so click on the 'Install' button.
3. iGetter extension should appear in Safari preferences (menu Edit -> Preferences), Extensions panel as shown here:
4. Turn ON 'Add Contextual menu support for Internet browsers' at iGetter preferences, Integration panel.
5. Boost up memory 2 9 1 mac os x. Restart Safari.
6. Finally iGetter CM commands should appear in your browser:
A: Just hold CTRL+ALT keys when clicking on a download link in Internet Explorer and iGetter will intercept this URL in all cases. Alternatively, you can use the browser's contextual menu function 'Download with iGetter'.
A: Just hold the CTRL key down when clicking on a download link in Internet Explorer and you will skip iGetter to your browser's save as dialog.
In Chrome v31+ and Firefox v57+, you can temporarily disable automatic interception using Chrome's contextual menu > 'iGetter' > 'Disable integration' command.
A: Please see the Bugs section of iGetter FAQs for this bug. If it isn't there you may visit our bugs report page for iGetter here.
A: If you have filled out the FTP Proxy User Name/Password fields in the iGetter options, Proxy panel, iGetter will use the 'User after logon' authentication method. If not, iGetter will use 'User without logon' method.If the FTP proxy returns authentication error, you may ask the server administrator to enable one of these authentication methods. Also, you may try checking your FTP Proxy User Name/Password to make sure you have filled in the proper fields.
A: Network error 268435556 means: 'Operation timed out. Server not responding.'
This error may occur if you have set to 0 the 'Timeout connection attempts after '#' sec.' option at the iGetter Options, Connections panel. This option determines how long iGetter to wait for a response (by default it is 60 sec.).
A: Network error 61 means 'Connection refused'. This error may appear in two cases. First if you use a Socks proxy enter the authentication info in the iGetter Options, Proxy panel. Second, your network connection is not configured properly or there is a firewall blocking iGetter to connect the Internet. Also, if you use a modem verify that you've connected your modem to the Internet first or set on the 'Redial if disconnected' iGetter Tools menu function.
A: Network error 64 means: 'Host is down - a socket operation failed because the destination host is down. A socket operation encountered a dead host. Networking activity on the local host has not been initiated'. This error occurs mainly if the timeout is reached.
There are several reasons for this error: 1. The destination host is really down. To check if this is true try to download http://www.igetter.net/downloads.html. If you receive the same error skip to the next point. 2. Check if you haven't blocked iGetter with a firewall.
A: Some FTP servers respond incorrectly to ftp commands for resuming.iGetter sends a REST 1 to see if the server supports resuming, then sends the REST 'numbytes' to resume at the right point. Some servers don't handle the second REST command.If this problem occurs, see if you can find the same file on a different server.
A: Some HTTP servers return error messages in the form of an HTML page instead of in the HTTP Header response. iGetter copes with this problem checking the date and size of the started real file, however, in such cases the first attempt to download your file will fail. If this problem occurs try to restart the download.
A: There are several possible reasons for such an error:
1. Check your User Name and Password in the 'Item Settings' dialog, Advanced tab panel.
2. If you use a HTTP proxy, check the proxy user name and password at iGetter Options, Proxy panel.
3. iGetter uses Basic HTTP Authentication, but your HTTP Server or Proxy doesn't support this method of authentication. If this is the case, try asking the administrator of the server to enable Basic authentication for you.
A: Try the iGetter Forums for more answers. If you are a registered user of iGetter contact us directly using the contact form.
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