Remote Setup Questions.

I am currently using Firefox 4.0 Beta 7
I am also using Flashgot version 1.2.4
JDownloader version 0.958 or 0.950 I believe.

Either way I have resourced a Visual Basic script that is used to simply use the JD Remote connection/command so that when I am at another pc anywhere in the world as long as I can access the internet I can add downloads to Jdownloader on my home pc at any time.

I am not extremely savy with the script since I am not too familiar with java or VBS coding. My issue that I have is that every link that I add through this method of remote machine to home/host machine.. the Newly added packages get a random number for the name.. so each one is for instance as shown in the photo.

**External links are only visible to Support Staff**The image since for some reason no matter what I try it won't display

Here is the script that I am using. I don't recall where I acquired it but it has been a great use to me.

Option Explicit
Dim objIEA
Set objIEA = CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application")
Dim arg, arg2, oFSO, sFile, oFile, sText
Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

If WScript.Arguments.Count = 0 Then
   WScript.Echo  "no argument on the command line."
Else
   For each arg in WScript.Arguments

	sFile = arg
	If oFSO.FileExists(sFile) Then
  	Set oFile = oFSO.OpenTextFile(sFile, 1)
  	Do While Not oFile.AtEndOfStream
    	sText = oFile.ReadLine
     	If Trim(sText) <> "" Then
	arg2 = sText + " " + arg2
	End If
  	Loop
  	oFile.Close
 	Else
  	WScript.Echo "The file was not there."
 	End If

Next
End If
	
	arg2 = Replace(arg2,"?","%3F")
	arg2 = Replace(arg2,"=","%3D")
	arg2 = Replace(arg2,"&","%26")
	objIEA.Navigate "**External links are only visible to Support Staff** & arg2
	objIEA.visible = false
	While objIEA.Busy
	Wend
 
objIEA.Quit

I believe the package name cannot be provided via the Remote Control interface. Did you try the "Add Container %X%" command?

Note that I don't see a photo.

[drbits]

You are using an unsupported version of Firefox. It is probably not compatible with the JD Browser Interface (actually the FlashGot interface).

Port 9666 is normally used for adding links. Port 10025 is the "Remote Control" interface and it is much more powerful when used with the Nightly test version of JD instead of version .9780 (the current stable version).

You can use a web search engine to find the CNL2 format message to send to JDownloader on port 9666 or the Remote Control on port 10025 (make sure of the version mentioned in the documentation).

As to the versions of firefox it works the same with 3.6 and the beta version.

As for the CNL2..Only thing I am finding in reference is how to do the security break exclusion.

Remi could you possibly explain which command you are relating to?

If you open the help page of the Remote Control and search for "Add Container", you'll find it.

/action/add/container/grabber(0|1)/start(0|1)/%X%