If I use CURL in HISE via a background task (runProcess) to download the file then it only records one download. So it is definitely an issue with Server.downloadFile()

With CURL I'm using -L which is to follow redirects, I think this might have something to do with it since WooCommerce is taking the given URL and forwarding it to the real time-limited URL.

Hmm looks like it might be something to do with the server not setting the content length header correctly.

Workaround: progress = download.getNumBytesDownloaded() / download.getDownloadSize()

I try to stay at 2GB or below. If a user on a dodgy connection gets cut off part way through a file 2GB isn't too bad to have to re-download.

@griffinboy After building Rhapsody I went off the idea. Managing one site's downloads is enough work for me. If I was doing it as a commercial product then it might be worth my time, but then I'd probably have to make it closed source which I'm not going to do.

Bump bump

@Christoph-Hart Thanks I'll check it out!

@sakorada Experiencing a similar issue here.

@Christoph-Hart It seems that the return type for the download callback is not working properly. I can download a file from my server, but the info parameters is always undefined, so you can't check the progress or completion.