The DownloadReadSize option is only useful when doing restartable downloads.
The download read size is specified in units of bytes. Use the suffix k to optionally specify units of kilobytes.
Dbmlsync reads the download in chunks. The DownloadReadSize defines the size of these chunks. When a communication error occurs,
dbmlsync loses the entire chunk that was being processed. Depending on when the error occurs, the number of bytes lost ranges
between 0 and the DownloadReadSize -1. So for example, if the DownloadReadSize is 100 bytes and an error occurs after reading
497 bytes, the last 97 bytes read are lost. Bytes that are lost in this way are resent when the download is restarted.
In general, larger DownloadReadSize values result in better performance on successful synchronizations but result in more
data being resent when an error occurs.
The typical use of this option is to reduce the default size when communication is unreliable.
The default is 32767. If you set this option to a value larger than 32767, the value 32767 is used.