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Originally Posted by ajp
In the cfg/ folder there are two settings files for the update client. Don't know which one is used, but they each have an autoupdatecheckenabled boolean. doaskmebeforeinstallinganupdateenabled is also nice:
Code:
/opt/jd2/cfg grep -ir autoupdate .
./updateclient/Setup.json: "autoupdatecheckenabled" : false,
./org.jdownloader.updatev2.UpdateSettings.json:{"updateinterval":600000,"installupdatessilentlyifpossibleenabled":true,"countdownforinstallupdatesonexitbubble":10000,"installupdatesonexitenabled":true,"jardiffenabled":true,"proxydialogonnoconnectionenabled":true,"updateguialwaysontop":true,"lastsuccessfulconnection":1456341665413,"doaskmebeforeinstallinganupdateenabled":false,"doaskbeforedownloadinganupdate":false,"autoupdatecheckenabled":false,"autohideguiiftherearenoupdatesenabled":false,"installupdatesonexitpanelvisible":true,"autohideguiifsilentupdateswereinstalledenabled":false}
Unfortunately doesn't help me much, as I don't have a backup here (or don't want to roll-back btrfs root... time to subvol /opt )
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Thanks ... mine works again ...
changed "autoupdatecheckenabled":true to "autoupdatecheckenabled":false
in cfg\updateclient\Setup.json and cfg\org.jdownloader.updatev2.UpdateSettings.json
Like mentioned I used yesterdays backup.
However as well download speed within JD is now ridiculous slow .. No idea if this is associated.
Edit: Regular OCH downloads are fast .. http downloads (in this case from microsoft are slow).