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Old 11.06.2019, 16:59
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@pbm2: script is javascript syntax, so && should be correct but I can't tell if the js engine will abort the evaluation or not after first false. You can easily test yourself with help of alert and debug info shown
Sorry but I still have many open tabs/emails to check/answer so I can't test myself
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Old 12.06.2019, 03:48
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There seems some problem with the interval trigger. I have reinstalled Jdownloader and tested on another pc but no difference.

When there is a script enabled with Interval trigger it will be exeuted on every startup. I have it configured for 60000ms. When Jdownloader is started it should wait 60000ms, but instead the script got executed right after startup. It is not a problem of the script itself because i've tested with a simple script: callAsync(null, "notepad").

Is this normal or just a bug?
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Old 12.06.2019, 04:21
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Problem solved by adding:

sleep(60000);


Code:
sleep(60000);

if (isDownloadControllerIdle()) {
    if (!callAPI("extraction", "getQueue").length) {
        if (!callAPI("linkcrawler", "isCrawling")) {
            callAsync(null, "cmd", "/c %windir%\\sysnative\\qprocess|findstr \"process1.exe process2.exe\"||shutdown -s -f");
        }
    }
}
Working perfect now every 60 secs from startup.
Thanks for all your scripting help mgpai and Jiaz




Just one more question:

How can i update Jdownloader on startup (with automatic restart) instead of shutdown? I saw this was possible when launching from the command line (java -jar jdownloader.jar), but is this there also an option somewere for the normal (gui) version?

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Old 12.06.2019, 11:49
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When there is a script enabled with Interval trigger it will be exeuted on every startup. I have it configured for 60000ms. When Jdownloader is started it should wait 60000ms, but instead the script got executed right after startup. It is not a problem of the script itself because i've tested with a simple script: callAsync(null, "notepad").

Is this normal or just a bug?
will be fixed with next core update. thanks for the info
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Old 12.06.2019, 11:55
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Just one more question:
How can i update Jdownloader on startup (with automatic restart) instead of shutdown? I saw this was possible when launching from the command line (java -jar jdownloader.jar), but is this there also an option somewere for the normal (gui) version?
At the moment this is not possible but you can easily use scripts by mgpai that check/install available/pending updates. As far as I know he wrote a script that checks in interval for available/pending updates and installs them when no downloads/extractions are running
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Old 12.06.2019, 20:21
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unchecking "UpdateSettings: Install Updates On Exit" worked for me
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Old 12.06.2019, 21:26
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After todays update, the Interval trigger does not work anymore. Tested also with clean install. Script never executes, not even when set to 6000ms
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Old 13.06.2019, 14:19
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@pbm2: sorry, will be fixed with next core update later
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