jigdo-lite: does it restart OK?

[Hugo Vanwoerkom <hvw59601@care2.com>]

Hi Debian!

Having been convinced that jigdo is the way to go, I am jigdoing the 
first of the Sarge's iso's.

The documentation states that you can interrupt a jigdo-lite run and 
restart it with just hitting enter, i.e. you restart it with the same 
jigdo file parm, get a warning that he is about to wipe out the iso temp 
dir and let him do that, hit enter on files to scan, you can change 
mirrors if you want to and he indeed starts where he left off on the deb 
that he was downloading.

So to give myself some bandwith, I ctrl-c'd his run and then restarted 
again with the above sequence. However, I thought I saw the previous 
file to be libcap0.7-0.7.2-5 and THAT I cannot find in the iso.tmp that 
he is composing.

Question: is it indeed true that everything is preserved restarting with 
the above sequence, if so why can't I find that file?

Other question: I find udebs in that iso. What are udebs? (RTFM where?)

BTW, one annoying feature of jigdo-lite, which you don't have if you 
wget an entire iso, is that you have no idea at what % of the run you 
are, anybody know how to solve that?

Thanks!

Hugo.