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NSURLSession with invalid resume data

I use [NSURLSessionConfiguration defaultSessionConfiguration] to config my url session.

I pause a task by calling cancelByProducingResumeData: to produce a resume data, and save it to the disk. When I want to restart the task, I call downloadTaskWithResumeData:. It works well until I restart the app.

I kill the app after I pause a task. Then I start my app again, and call downloadTaskWithResumeData, I found that the resume data was invalid.

I parse the resume data into NSDictionary and get the NSURLSessionResumeInfoLocalPath, which is

"/private/var/mobile/Containers/Data/Application/5DD071C3-9D5E-4D76-9F74-57B6C92445CB/tmp/CFNetworkDownload_IUI6kg.tmp". I try to access this file, but it is not exist.

My question is how can I continue a download task using resume data after I restart my app.

Thanks.

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Mark Avatar asked Nov 01 '22 10:11

Mark


2 Answers

Anytime you relaunch your app, everything under tmp will be cleaned, I was experiencing the same thing, even though I tried to copy all the *.tmp, and paste back whenever app relaunches, it'll throw an error

My advice is that, you check if the *.tmp file is accessible, redownload from start if not

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johnny lang Avatar answered Nov 12 '22 18:11

johnny lang


I encountered this problem. I found that sandbox path will change after the application restart in iOS8. But the resumeData record the old sandbox path, that let the download task can’t find the resumeData. So I update the sandbox path recorded in sandbox by key ‘NSURLSessionResumeInfoLocalPath’, it does work:

NSDictionary *dic = [NSDictionary dictionaryWithContentsOfFile:resumeDataPath];
NSString *resumeDataFileName = [dic[@"NSURLSessionResumeInfoLocalPath"] lastPathComponent];
NSString *newTempPath = NSTemporaryDirectory();
NSString *newResumeDataPath = [newTempPath stringByAppendingPathComponent:resumeDataFileName];
[dic setValue:newResumeDataPath forKey:@"NSURLSessionResumeInfoLocalPath"];
[dic writeToFile:resumeDataPath atomically:YES];
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Stoull Avatar answered Nov 12 '22 18:11

Stoull