hello,
i usually download with 50mbi/s but sometimes it goes down to 1000kb/s so i have to pause and resume the download.. is it possible to make a script for that , that it will every 30 seconds pause/resume the download?

Originally Posted by mgpai

// Auto stop/restart downloads if the current average speed is below limit.
// Trigger Required: "Interval"

var minSpeed = 128; // (KiB/s) <- minimum average download Speed.
var minDuration = 0.3; // (minutes) <- minimum download duration per link.
var waitTime = 0.1; // (minutes) <- wait time before restart.

if (running() && getAverageSpeed() < minSpeed * 1024) {
    stopDownloads();
    sleep(waitTime * 60 * 1000);
    startDownloads();
}

// Check if all downloads have been running for atleast the minimum duration.
function running() {
    var links = getRunningDownloadLinks();
    if (links.length > 0) {
        for (i = 0; i < links.length; i++) {
            var link = links[i];
            if (link.getDownloadDuration() < minDuration * 60 * 1000) {
                return false;
            }
        }
        return true;
    } else {
        return false;
    }
}

unfortunately it doesnt work anymore? does it need to be updated? or am i doing something wrong?

[Jiaz]

@Hartm: what exactly doesnt work? there have been no changes to JDownloader and script.

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@neik: you can copy/paste Settings-Advanced Settings, PackagizerSettings.rulelist
For eventscripter, EventScripter.scripts

Thanks Jiaz, the packagizer solved my problem. ;-)

[DaDealer]

@hartm
Try this script

Trigger is Interval with 10000ms

//überprüfen, ob überhaupt gedownloadet wird
if (isDownloadControllerRunning() && !isDownloadControllerStopping()) {
    var running = getRunningDownloadLinks();
    //alle laufenden Downloads überprüfen
    for (var i = 0; i < running.length; i++) {
        //überprüfen, ob der Download mindestens seit 30 Sekunden läuft
        if (running[i].getDownloadDuration() > 20000) {
            //überprüfen, ob die Geschwindigkeit unter 500kb/s ist (habe 100.000er - dementsprechend an die eigene Leitung anpassen!)
            if (running[i].getSpeed() < 1000 * 1024) {
                //Reconnecten!
                requestReconnect();
            }

        }
    }
}

Originally Posted by DaDealer

@hartm
Try this script

Trigger is Interval with 10000ms

//überprüfen, ob überhaupt gedownloadet wird
if (isDownloadControllerRunning() && !isDownloadControllerStopping()) {
    var running = getRunningDownloadLinks();
    //alle laufenden Downloads überprüfen
    for (var i = 0; i < running.length; i++) {
        //überprüfen, ob der Download mindestens seit 30 Sekunden läuft
        if (running[i].getDownloadDuration() > 20000) {
            //überprüfen, ob die Geschwindigkeit unter 500kb/s ist (habe 100.000er - dementsprechend an die eigene Leitung anpassen!)
            if (running[i].getSpeed() < 1000 * 1024) {
                //Reconnecten!
                requestReconnect();
            }

        }
    }
}

my downlaodrate dropps to 500kb/s and it should trigger the script right? But it doenst do anyhting.. the download just keeps going... also it would be nice if the download rate dropps under 1Mbi/s

in event scripter i enabled the script due download start is that wrong?

[Jiaz]

@Hartm: Trigger must be set to 'Interval' mit 1000 ms interval.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Hartm

.. is it possible to make a script ... that it will every 30 seconds pause/resume the download?

github.com/mgpai/resources/blob/master/jdownloader/eventscripter/scripts/Hartm.js

[netgearjd]

I was directed here by Jiaz from my feature request thread, so here's a copy-paste of what I'm looking to do:

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Here's an example to illustrate what I'm looking for. Say I have 500 or so links in the LinkGrabber or Downloads list. However I already have 200 of those files downloaded previously. Now it's pointless and a sheer waste of time, power, bandwidth etc. to re-download those 200 files, and it's obviously not feasible to manually look through the 500 and remove the 200.

Now suppose I have a simple text file containing a list of all the files I already have (could be in any location and on any internal or external media, but the list contains only file names and not paths).

What I want is a Subtract File List feature where I can provide the file list to JD, and it will automatically mark (say with red or yellow background) all the links that match the names of files I already have. There should also be a new menu option (along with Delete Links: disabled/failed/finished/offline) i.e. Delete Links: duplicates, so that one can quickly and easily get rid of all the matching links after reviewing them.

The matching links can of course be directly removed from the LinkGrabber or Downloads list too, but highlighting them with a different color will enable users to review which ones they really want to delete. For example a link may exactly match the name of a pre-existing file, but the user may decide to download anyway because the files are different.

-----

So, is this something that can be scripted?

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by netgearjd

... What I want is a Subtract File List feature where I can provide the file list to JD, and it will automatically mark (say with red or yellow background) all the links that match the names of files I already have. There should also be a new menu option (along with Delete Links: disabled/failed/finished/offline) i.e. Delete Links: duplicates, so that one can quickly and easily get rid of all the matching links after reviewing them ...

The option to set foreground/background color to the matching links is not available in the script environment. However, it is possible to remove/rename/disable them. It might also be possible (new API method required) to set comment (e.g. "Duplicate File") to the matching links. Of these methods, disabling the links might be the most convenient, as they can then be easily removed using "Delete Links: disabled" option.

github.com/mgpai/resources/blob/master/jdownloader/eventscripter/scripts/netgearjd.js

[Jiaz]

@mgpai: thanks for your help and support!

Originally Posted by mgpai

github.com/mgpai/resources/blob/master/jdownloader/eventscripter/scripts/requests/Hartm.js

thanks for that =)
but i dont think it is working? my download goes 65 seconds with 885kbi/s and it doenst reconnect...

[mgpai]

@Jiaz: Always my pleasure

Originally Posted by Hartm

... is it possible to make a script ... that it will every 30 seconds pause/resume the download?

Originally Posted by Hartm

... my download goes 65 seconds with 885kbi/s and it doenst reconnect...

The script does not 'reconnect', it checks the download speed between specified intervals and pauses/resumes the downloads if it is below target speed, which I believe is as per your original request.

If that is still what you are looking for, please make sure you have selected 'interval' as trigger and set it to '60000'. For testing purposes you can set a very high target speed (e.g. 1024000) and see if the script is being triggered. You can visually confirm it by watching the pause button in GUI. If the script is working correctly, you should be able to see it being disabled/enabled for the duration specified in the script.

Note: The script has bee moved to:

github.com/mgpai/resources/blob/master/jdownloader/eventscripter/scripts/Hartm.js

[DaDealer]

Hi,
i'm searching a script for automatic update. the last one i got is not working.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by DaDealer

... i'm searching a script for automatic update. the last one i got is not working.

Restart and update when Idle? Which script did you try?

[DaDealer]

i got one that was checking every 8 hours if there is an update or not. when theres was one, JD ask everytime time if it is ok to update. i need one that is not asking.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by DaDealer

i got one that was checking every 8 hours if there is an update or not. when theres was one, JD ask everytime time if it is ok to update. i need one that is not asking.

Have you tried this script? Here is a newer version, which includes an additional 'linkcollector' check. To execute the script every 8 hours, set the 'Interval' to '28800000'.

github.com/mgpai/resources/blob/master/jdownloader/eventscripter/scripts/DaDealer.js

We can also check/modify your existing script, if you post it here. If you have a different solution in mind, feel free to suggest it.

[DaDealer]

the script was:

// Check if updates are availaible when JD is idle
if (callAPI("update", "isUpdateAvailable") && isDownloadControllerIdle()) {
    // Restart JD and Update
    callAPI("update", "restartAndUpdate")
}

i try the new one. we will see if it works or not. thank you mgpai

Originally Posted by mgpai

@Jiaz: Always my pleasure





The script does not 'reconnect', it checks the download speed between specified intervals and pauses/resumes the downloads if it is below target speed, which I believe is as per your original request.

If that is still what you are looking for, please make sure you have selected 'interval' as trigger and set it to '60000'. For testing purposes you can set a very high target speed (e.g. 1024000) and see if the script is being triggered. You can visually confirm it by watching the pause button in GUI. If the script is working correctly, you should be able to see it being disabled/enabled for the duration specified in the script.

Note: The script has bee moved to:

github.com/mgpai/resources/blob/master/jdownloader/eventscripter/scripts/Hartm.js

yes sorry it works.. i didnt see that because i mean something different.. i mean stop and go...

i have to completely stop the download and then start it again to regain fullspeed....

do i have to change setDownloadsPaused to setDownloadsStart ?

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Hartm

... i have to completely stop the download and then start it again to regain fullspeed....

do i have to change setDownloadsPaused to setDownloadsStart ?

If a download is fully stopped, an additional check to verify the download duration is required to ensure sufficient time is given to reach its normal speed again.

github.com/mgpai/resources/blob/master/jdownloader/eventscripter/scripts/Hartm_2.js