When a stream links to elements in different directories, the program tries to write into those directories locally, but the directories are not automatically created. Instead, the application crashes. E..g:
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: './../live-md-a/10156570984736141_0-init.m4'
(After $ mkdir ../live-md-a the program can be relaunched and the stream will be downloaded.)
I guess the obvious solution is to rewrite the manifests so that they don't reference any other directories than that of the manifest itself. That would also solve #7. (Filenames would have to be rewritten too, to avoid collisions.)
When a stream links to elements in different directories, the program tries to write into those directories locally, but the directories are not automatically created. Instead, the application crashes. E..g:
(After
$ mkdir ../live-md-athe program can be relaunched and the stream will be downloaded.)I guess the obvious solution is to rewrite the manifests so that they don't reference any other directories than that of the manifest itself. That would also solve #7. (Filenames would have to be rewritten too, to avoid collisions.)