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Originally Posted by academyoffetishes
At what point does it cross the threshold to be worthy of its own plug-in?
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We do not have a defined point for that.
In general we prefer to use our generic plugins so in this case we do have a crawler plugin for galleries but no hoster plugin for downloading.
If a lot of users are using a particular website and that website has particular limits or similar in place these factors can make it worth to add a host plugin.
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Originally Posted by inso
Yes, I posted the code you provided - without modifying anything in terms of syntax - in the "Value" field under :
- "Settings->Advanced Settings->GeneralSettings.domainrules", beneath the standard code that was already written in that field ( "domainPattern": ".*jdownloader\\.org",.......etc.)
But when I hit Enter as to try and save it, a pop-up box saying "An error has occurred" showed up..
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Works fine here.
You can use webtools like the following tool to easily test/verify json structures:
jsoneditoronline.org
(Paste the json into the left side, then click on the "Copy >" Button, then in the right column, left side click on the button "tree".)
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Originally Posted by inso
You did not say where to paste it exactly; so the "Value" field was the only place that seemed obvious to me. Tell me if that was wrong, and where I should put it.
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The "Value" field in the column "Value" is correct.
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Originally Posted by inso
Please give me a simple but complete, user friendly instruction on how to actually make it work, as I'm not a programmer.
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The given instructions should be fine.
You've either copied something else along the json structure provided ba Jiaz and/or another application running on your system is messing around with your clipboard content.
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Originally Posted by academyoffetishes
What you would put in that value field changes if you already have something there. In order for anyone to tell you what to put there for your setting, you'll have to tell us what is already in it.
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I disagree but I'll still answer that for you:
1. The default value is:
Code:
[
{
"enabled" : false,
"pluginPattern" : null,
"domainPattern" : ".*jdownloader\\.org",
"allowToExceedTheGlobalLimit" : false,
"filenamePattern" : "\\.png$",
"accountPattern" : "myUsername",
"maxSimultanDownloads" : 20
}
]
Once changed, the arrow-symbol in the right column "Actions" turns yellow which indicates that the setting has been modified.
By clicking it you can reset a setting to its default.
This is consistent through most of JDownloaders GUI too (e.g. also inside our plugin settings).
2. The default value is only an example so it's fine to select it (CTRL + A) and overwrite it with the json provided by Jiaz.
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Originally Posted by academyoffetishes
I don't know if this is a bug or not, but sometimes when I start a bunkr.is download, the status changes from downloading, to nothing, to starting, to downloading again. You can see this within the last 10 minutes of my log. Is this the website's DDOS protection, or something jdownloader can prevent? I've often seen this happen multiple times within a short period (a minute) before leading to "service temporarily unavailable."
20.03.22 04.04.23 <--> 20.03.22 18.06.51 jdlog://...
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According to your log the website is answering with "HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden" instead of a file.
Set
max. simultaneous downloads and max. chunks to 1 and try again.
If that doesn't help, manually check the failing files in your browser and/or wait and try again later.
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Originally Posted by academyoffetishes
Is there any way for me as a user to see jdownloader logs about what's happening when this occurs?
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Sure.
As described
here, you can find your logs in the "logs" folder which is located in
your JD install dir.
-psp-