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Personally I'd write a script to do whatever it is you want to do, checking first whether the internet connection is working. Said script can check the internet is working, if not, sleep for 10 minute or something, and try again, perhaps giving up after a set number of tries. Said script could also check the date and time of the file downloaded and confirm it is out of date.
Then, have the script execute on bootup by adding it to the startup scripts.