[guardao]

The JD Update SCRIPT is no longer working. (#CORE 44633)
Please fix it.
TX
___________________________________________________________

/*
Update when JD is Idle
Trigger Required: "Interval" (Recommended: 600000 (10 mins.) or more)
*/

if (
callAPI("update", "isUpdateAvailable") &&
!callAPI("linkcrawler", "isCrawling") &&
!callAPI("linkgrabberv2", "isCollecting") &&
!callAPI("extraction", "getQueue").length &&
isDownloadControllerIdle()
) {
callAPI("update", "restartAndUpdate");
}

[Jiaz]

what exactly doesn't work? just tested and working fine

[mgpai]

@guardao: Seems to be working fine (same core revision). Are you getting any errors?

P.S.: @Jiaz was faster.

[guardao]

Originally Posted by mgpai

@guardao: Seems to be working fine (same core revision). Are you getting any errors?

P.S.: @Jiaz was faster.

I had to manually update more than once, but it looks like everything is fine now.
Thanks guys.

[pspzockerscene]

I'm using this for over 1,5 years now and never had to update my headless JD manually once

[guardao]

Originally Posted by guardao

The JD Update SCRIPT is no longer working. (#CORE 44633)
Please fix it.
TX
___________________________________________________________

/*
Update when JD is Idle
Trigger Required: "Interval" (Recommended: 600000 (10 mins.) or more)
*/

if (
callAPI("update", "isUpdateAvailable") &&
!callAPI("linkcrawler", "isCrawling") &&
!callAPI("linkgrabberv2", "isCollecting") &&
!callAPI("extraction", "getQueue").length &&
isDownloadControllerIdle()
) {
callAPI("update", "restartAndUpdate");
}

Sorry guys, I add to update MANUALLY today.

After the JD START I was asked to update.


15.07.21 15.35.40 <--> 15.07.21 15.43.14 jdlog://1094825302851/

[Jiaz]

@guardao: the script runs every 10 mins. Updates are downloaded in background and this script will only be triggered if JDownloader has the update ready to install and no downlods/nothing crawling/nothing extracting and in idle

[guardao]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@guardao: the script runs every 10 mins. Updates are downloaded in background and this script will only be triggered if JDownloader has the update ready to install and no downlods/nothing crawling/nothing extracting and in idle

When JD does a FRESH START, if there are new updates, this script doesn't do it automatically, instead it shows the normal update warning - "Updates available!" - and a manual restart is required for the update to be implemented.

Perhaps the script can handle this silently, without the need for a new restart.

See PIC.

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[raztoki]

its because the trigger is after x seconds, its technically I would not classify this as a bug of the script. I personally think on application start, jd should check for core updates again and dl & install (optional) within advanced settings.

alternatively to 'fix' this you would need an additional script to run after start 'JDownloader started', and re-run the same script.

[Jiaz]

@guardo: The script is triggered every 10 mins. Auto update check is triggered every 5 mins. you are free to change the interval timings to your needs

[guardao]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@guardo: The script is triggered every 10 mins. Auto update check is triggered every 5 mins. you are free to change the interval timings to your needs

There is not the point here. This concern about the JD START.

The script - "its because the trigger is after x seconds..." - "...to 'fix' this you would need an additional script to run after start 'JDownloader started', and re-run the same script. " - as RAZTOKI wrote.

[Jiaz]

@guardo: at JD start, JDownloader doesn't know about pending update. Then the auto update start (I think default 5 minute interval) checks for pending updates and changes the flag. The eventscripter script now sees pending update and can react.
If you want for shorter waiting time, then just update your timings

[mgpai]

@guardao: If an update is available, the script will automatically update and restart JD when it is idle, without any user interaction. If an update is available on startup, the script will install and restart JD, if it is idle during the next check (once every 10 minutes).

If you want to always check for updates on startup, you can start JD with '-forceupdate' switch.

[guardao]

Originally Posted by mgpai

@guardao: If an update is available, the script will automatically update and restart JD when it is idle, without any user interaction. If an update is available on startup, the script will install and restart JD, if it is idle during the next check (once every 10 minutes).

If you want to always check for updates on startup, you can start JD with '-forceupdate' switch.

Ok. Where do I find the - "-forceupdate' switch." - ?

[Jiaz]

@guardo: Start JDownloader with -forceupdate commandline parameter