[MrVideo]

I will be away from over the Xmas holiday period and would like to be able to start JD2 downloads from the commandline. I'll be logged into my Linux server via ssh. I would like to be able to do something like:

jd2 http:[slash][slash]valid_URL.whatever

and have JD2 immediately start the download in the background. Of course, if it didn't like the URL, to report back when it exits.

And yes, the GUI version of JD2 will be running while I am gone, so it can interact with that, i.e., putting the URL in the download area immediately, instead of putting it in the LinkGrabber area. I obviously won't be able to see the GUI, but I can check on the downloaded files by looking in the download area of the NAS box (the downloads are placed in my NAS).

Thanks for any hints/tips.

[mgpai]

You can get a list of the available CLI parameters using:

java -jar jdownloader.jar -help

JD can be accessed remotely using WebUI:

https://my.jdownloader.org/

.

[MrVideo]

Thanks.

The Java command to get the CLI list didn't work. All I got was a boatload of stderr messages. Nothing in the very long output had anything regarding the CLI interface.

[MrVideo]

Still do not know how to get the CLI options to be displayed. I'd like to know in any event. But, got it working via the WebUI.

This can be marked as solved.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by MrVideo

Still do not know how to get the CLI options to be displayed. I'd like to know in any event.

Post #314408

[MrVideo]

Thanks. I see why it didn't work before. In your post you had "-help" when it is "--help".

UPDATE: still doesn't work. I get a lot of this on stderr:

JarHandlerWorkaroundOracle:setURLStreamHandlerFactory
JarHandlerWorkaroundOracle:replaceLauncherFactory
JarHandlerWorkaroundOracle:replaceURLClassPath
JarHandlerWorkaroundOracle:replacejarHandler
JarHandlerWorkaroundOracle:replaceLoaders:1
JarHandlerWorkaroundOracle:replaceLoader:0:handler
JarHandlerWorkaroundOracle:replaceLoader:0:handler:jar:file:/home/brown/jd2/JDownloader.jar!/
Mate Desktop detected
INFO >> Prefer (merged) JSon Storage from File: /home/brown/jd2/cfg/org.appwork.utils.logging2.LogConfig.json
FINER >> Init StorageHandler for Interface:org.appwork.utils.logging2.LogConfig|Path:/home/brown/jd2/cfg/org.appwork.utils.logging2.LogConfig

THREAD: 1
1|Log.L.log 12/11/18 3:51:27 PM - INFO [ org.appwork.loggingv3.LogV3(info) ] -> Application Root: /home/brown/jd2
Multiple LogControllers Detected: org.appwork.utils.logging2.extmanager.LoggerFactory
Multiple LogControllers Detected: org.jdownloader.logging.LogController
1|Log.L.log 12/11/18 3:51:27 PM - INFO [ org.appwork.storage.JsonKeyValueStorage(<init>) ] -> Prefer (merged) JSon Storage from File: /home/brown/jd2/cfg/org.jdownloader.update.lastchance.LastChanceConfig.json
[...]

I see from the referenced link that -h, -help or -? is supposed to work. raztoki showed --help in his example. -? doesn't work under Linux. raztoki's posting was done under M$. Does this not work under Linux.

Even if this was to work, I notice that you can add links to the LinkGrabber, but no way to actually start downloading.