set_timeout: Set Download Timeout
In macmillancontentscience/dlr: Download and Cache Files Safely
set_timeout R Documentation
Set Download Timeout
Description
The default timeout for downloads is 60 seconds. This is not long enough for
many of the files that are downloaded using this package. We therefore supply
a convenience function to easily change this setting. You can permanently
change this default by setting R_DEFAULT_INTERNET_TIMEOUT in your
.Renviron.
Usage
set_timeout(seconds = 600L)
Arguments
seconds
The number of seconds to set as the timeout (default 600
seconds).
Value
A list with the old timeout setting (invisibly).
Examples
getOption("timeout")
old_setting <- set_timeout()
getOption("timeout")
options(old_setting)
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Set Download Timeout
Description
The default timeout for downloads is 60 seconds. This is not long enough for
many of the files that are downloaded using this package. We therefore supply
a convenience function to easily change this setting. You can permanently
change this default by setting R_DEFAULT_INTERNET_TIMEOUT in your
.Renviron.
Usage
set_timeout(seconds = 600L)
Arguments
seconds |
The number of seconds to set as the timeout (default 600 seconds). |
Value
A list with the old timeout setting (invisibly).
Examples
getOption("timeout")
old_setting <- set_timeout()
getOption("timeout")
options(old_setting)
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