[Jiaz]

@wizhack: Thanks for sharing your findings and feedback. Would have been my next question to check if bash is available
check ownership/permission for the nfs share or mount that the docker user will be mapped to correct nfs user

[wizhack]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@wizhack: Thanks for sharing your findings and feedback. Would have been my next question to check if bash is available
check ownership/permission for the nfs share or mount that the docker user will be mapped to correct nfs user

Finally it's not a permission issues in the nfs share, its the way that mv command act.
so the mv command doesn't act like a normal bash command (for the folder part) so i have to find a way to move folder, the easy way would be:
mkdir in /mnt/4K with filename > cp file in the "newfolder" > rm -R old folder, dirty way in my opinions... if you have suggestions i'm open !

[Jiaz]

@wizhack: maybe check if mv might be part of internal bash but also be available as stand alone mv executable with different feature set? most likely it's something like that

[wizhack]

This is it !
so the built-in mv comand in alpine-linux is a part of busybox so it's explain why it was acting weird because i didn't know that i was looking for using a mv from coreutils. so here i did:

Install the coreutils package in the container (alpine linux)

apk add coreutils utmps

and check the version of the new mv

mv --version

it should tell you something like

mv (GNU coreutils) 9.1

and now i can act like i did before, thanks for putting me on the way @Jiaz

[Jiaz]

@wizhack: thanks for feedback and confirmation

[wizhack]

Here is my script, i used 2 trigger 1 for package finished and 1 for extraction finished

Move folder based on name of file with a script shell

Don't forget to check the box for preventing running the script in parallel

var movefolder = '/config/scripts/movefolder.sh';
callSync(movefolder);

far from perfect but it does the job, maybe using callAsync() but i have some error when i try callAsync(movefolder);

And the movefolder.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Check subfolder from /output
find /output -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -type d | while IFS= read -r dir; do
    # check for *.part files
    if find "$dir" -type f -name "*.part" -print -quit | grep -q .; then
        echo "Le dossier $dir contient des fichiers avec l'extension .part. Il est ignoré."
        continue
    fi

    # Extract namefolder
    dirname=$(basename "$dir")

    # if folder has *1080*, *2160*, *4k*, ou *s??e??*
    if [[ $dirname == *1080* || $dirname == *2160* || $dirname == *4k* || $dirname == *s??e??* || $dirname == *s??* ]]; then
        # Si le dossier contient un fichier .rar, afficher un message d'erreur et passer au suivant
        if find "$dir" -type f -name "*.rar" -print -quit | grep -q .; then
            echo "Un fichier .rar a été détecté dans le dossier $dir. Le dossier est ignoré."
            continue
        fi

        # Déplacer le dossier vers le répertoire de destination approprié
        if [[ $dirname == *s??e??* ]]; then
            mv "$dir" "/mnt/FR-TV/"
        elif [[ $dirname == *1080* ]]; then
            mv "$dir" "/mnt/FR-HD/"
        elif [[ $dirname == *2160* || $dirname == *4k* ]]; then
            mv "$dir" "/mnt/FR-4K/"
        fi
    fi
done

[Jiaz]

@wizhack: Thanks for sharing your whole solution

[Dockel]

Would it be possible to make a script so that JD plays a (selectable) acoustic signal after, for example, 4 minutes without an internet connection (after a reconnect)? So if the reconnect hadn't worked? The signal could then be repeated, for example, every 5 minutes (as long as there is no internet connection). Can be stopped when an internet connection is available again.

[Jiaz]

@Dockel: Yes, that should be possible, better ask mgpai, our scripter magician, for help or do some "trial and error" by yourself

[Dockel]

Oops, sorry, I thought if it was about scripts, one asked in this thread here, in which - I thought - magpai is also present. So where do I have to ask?

I guess, by doing some "trial and error" by myself I just would destroy JD completely.

[pspzockerscene]

Originally Posted by Dockel

So where do I have to ask?

You are already right in this thread, you just mis-understood Jiaz.

[Dockel]

What exactaly did I misunderstand?

[pspzockerscene]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

better ask mgpai, our scripter magician, for help or do some "trial and error" by yourself

By just posting in this thread, mgpai will most likely already read your questions - no need to ask him separately.

[Dockel]

By just posting in this thread, mgpai will most likely already read your questions - no need to ask him separately.

Yes, okey, I thought that too.

OK, now I still don't know what exactly I misunderstood, but everything seems to be as it should be. So I just will watit. Thank you!

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

Would it be possible to make a script so that JD plays a (selectable) acoustic signal after, for example, 4 minutes without an internet connection (after a reconnect)? So if the reconnect hadn't worked? The signal could then be repeated, for example, every 5 minutes (as long as there is no internet connection). Can be stopped when an internet connection is available again.

/*
    connection notification
    trigger : interval (300000)
    enable 'synchronous execution of script' checkbox
*/

var time = Date.now() + 4 * 60 * 1000;
var connected = false;

while (!connected && Date.now() < time) {
    try {
        getPage("http://jdownloader.org");
        connected = true;
    } catch (e) {};

    sleep(1000);
}

if (!connected) {
    playWavAudio(JD_HOME + "/themes/standard/org/jdownloader/sounds/captcha.wav");
}

[Dockel]

That was incredibly fast, thank you very much!

Now I have it like this:


Could I change the interval of the no Internet connection signal being repeated as long as there is no connection? Or turn off the repetition (if need be)?

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

Could I change the interval of the no Internet connection signal being repeated as long as there is no connection? Or turn off the repetition (if need be)?

Interval value in the top field controls how often the script is exexuted. The variable 'time' controls the wait time before playing a aound. In your example, the script runs every 4 mins (240000) and on each run, plays a sound if connection is continuously not avaialable for 4 mins (4 * 60 * 1000).

If you do not want repeatition, used the following script:

/*
    connection notification
    trigger : after a reconnect
*/

if(result == "FAILED"){
    sleep(4 * 60 * 1000);
    playWavAudio(JD_HOME + "/themes/standard/org/jdownloader/sounds/captcha.wav");
}

[Dockel]

Interval value in the top field controls how often the script is exexuted. The variable 'time' controls the wait time before playing a aound. In your example, the script runs every 4 mins (240000) and on each run, plays a sound if connection is continuously not avaialable for 4 mins (4 * 60 * 1000).

So the script runs ALWAYS. As long as JD is running. And if it detects that there is no connection it waits for 4 minutes until it plays a sound and so on?

So the length of the interval the signal is repeated can be changed by changing the value 4 (var time = Date.now() + 4 * 60 * 1000;) to another one, e.g. to 60 for 60 min.

If you do not want repeatition, used the following script:

OK, that is great, thank you very much! So I just can turn the other script off and this one on, if I do not want a repetitional sound.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

So the script runs ALWAYS. As long as JD is running. And if it detects that there is no connection it waits for 4 minutes until it plays a sound and so on?

So the length of the interval the signal is repeated can be changed by changing the value 4 (var time = Date.now() + 4 * 60 * 1000;) to another one, e.g. to 60 for 60 min.

Total interval = 1st interval + 2nd Interval
In your example it will be 240000 + 60 * 60 * 1000 = 64 minutes.

I would recommend using a script with a single interval. It will check for connection every x milliseconds, and play a sound only if connection is not present.

/*
    connection notification
    trigger : interval (300000)
*/

try {
    getPage("http://jdownloader.org");
} catch (e) {
    playWavAudio(JD_HOME + "/themes/standard/org/jdownloader/sounds/captcha.wav");
}

[Dockel]

OK, thank you very much for the new script. Sorry, I do not understand anything, but I guess, it will play a sound once (not repeatedly), if there is not connection for 5 minutes?

Hope, that is correct:


Many thanks!

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

OK, thank you very much for the new script. Sorry, I do not understand anything, but I guess, it will play a sound once (not repeatedly), if there is not connection for 5 minutes?

Try all of them and find out.

[Dockel]

OK, so each script a surprise egg (may be a good idea for another thread: making surprise egg-scripts, nobody knows what will happen).

Thank you very much again, very happy about the scripts!

[Dockel]

The script let the sound play here immediately after executing an automatic reconnect or after maybe about 5-15 seconds after or when the Internet connection actually is interrupted. Is there a way to let the sound play only if there is no Internet connection after 4 minutes? So if a reconnect fails? I

/*
    connection notification
    trigger : interval (300000)
*/

try {
    getPage("http://jdownloader.org");
} catch (e) {
    playWavAudio(JD_HOME + "/themes/standard/org/jdownloader/sounds/captcha.wav");
}

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

The script let the sound play here immediately after executing an automatic reconnect or after maybe about 5-15 seconds after or when the Internet connection actually is interrupted. Is there a way to let the sound play only if there is no Internet connection after 4 minutes? So if a reconnect fails? I

The interval scripts do not check/wait for reconnect. They simply check for connection at specified intervals and play a sound if there is no connection.

The first interval script waits for 'time' before playing the sound. The second one plays it iimmediatley.

The 'after a reconnect' script plays a sound after sleep(4 * 60 * 1000) (4 mins) if reconnect fails.

If you want the sound to repeat, I would suggest you use the script with single interval (last script). If you want to plays the sound only once, use the 'after a reconnect' script.

[Dockel]

Very sorry for my confusion.

So I actually want this:

Is there a way to let the sound play only if there is no Internet connection after 4 minutes? So if a reconnect fails? I

Would it be possible to make a script so that JD plays a (selectable) acoustic signal after, for example, 4 minutes without an internet connection (after a reconnect)? So if the reconnect hadn't worked?

So then I would neet this script, I guess:

The first interval script waits for 'time' before playing the sound.

Or this one:

The 'after a reconnect' script plays a sound after sleep(4 * 60 * 1000) (4 mins) if reconnect fails.

So I now maybe would try this one:


If this script after executing a reconnect waits for 4 minutes, then checks the Internet connection and if there is any it would play a sound (it would not do if there was a connection) it would be great.

It seems the script in my post before sometimes plays a sound immediately after a reconnect is executed. Not always (like I thought before). Maybe I have to correct some settings or so.

OK, I will just try the other script (that waits for 4 minutes) and see what happens. Very sorry again for the sheer confusion.

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

If this script after executing a reconnect waits for 4 minutes, then checks the Internet connection and if there is any it would play a sound (it would not do if there was a connection) it would be great.

The script will run only AFTER a reconnect is performed.

If the reconnect was SUCCESFUL it will do nothing.

If reconnect has FAILED, it will wait for 4 minutes and then play a sound.

[Dockel]

The script will run only AFTER a reconnect is performed.

If the reconnect was SUCCESFUL it will do nothing.

OK, that sounds exactly like what I wanted, super!

If reconnect has FAILED, it will wait for 4 minutes and then play a sound.

Do the four minutes count from the execution of the reconnect? Or from some (undefined) time a reconnect is considered as failed? So: execution, counting to 4 minutes, playing sound (only without connection)? Or: execution, waiting for reconnection, connection failed (after maybe 3 minutes), then start counting from counting to 4 minutes, playing sound (only without connection) after about 7 minutes in total?

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

Do the four minutes count from the execution of the reconnect? Or from some (undefined) time a reconnect is considered as failed? So: execution, counting to 4 minutes, playing sound (only without connection)? Or: execution, waiting for reconnection, connection failed (after maybe 3 minutes), then start counting from counting to 4 minutes, playing sound (only without connection) after about 7 minutes in total?

4 mins. after reconnect is considered failed.

1000 hrs reconnect finished
1000 hrs script checks if reconnect was SUCCESFUL or has FAILED
1004 hrs play sound only if reconnect has FAILED

[Dockel]

4 mins. after reconnect is considered failed.

OK, so I guess, if 4 minutes after the execution / after JD interrupted the connection (by executing the function "Reconnect") there is no connection the sound is played.

1000 hrs reconnect finished
1000 hrs script checks if reconnect was SUCCESFUL or has FAILED
1004 hrs play sound only if reconnect has FAILED

OK, very sorry, do not understand what this means, it probably can't mean 1000 hours or so.

Okey okey, I'll see what the script does (or doesn't do) on the next (failed) reconnect(s).

Thank you very much again!

[mgpai]

Originally Posted by Dockel

OK, very sorry, do not understand what this means, it probably can't mean 1000 hours or so.

It means, for example, if reconnect fails at 10:00 AM sound will play 4 minutes after that, at 10:04 AM.

[Dockel]

Ah, okey, I see, thank you!

[nreal55]

As I understand it, a new method was made available yesterday called fakeRconnect but I can't seem to find where it is implemented. My current script looks like this, but I get an error that the fakeReconnect function is not available on object DownloadLink.

How do I call this method?

//Desc: Resets the wait timer forcing a re-check of the download
//Trigger: Download List Menu Item

if (name == "Recheck Wait Timer" && dlSelection.isLinkContext()){
    var link = dlSelection.getContextLink();
    link.fakeReconnect();
    alert("Wait Timer Recheck Script Executed");
}

[Jiaz]

@nreal55: a small issue, will be available as normal method with next update/tomorrow

fakeReconnect(myBoolean/*true|false (Wait for fake reconnect)*/);/*Perform a fake reconnect and optionally wait for it*/

reconnect is *faked* for all hosts/information, not just specific ones

[StefanM]

Originally Posted by mgpai

@mgpai (or whoever can help me)
New Script Request

You already helped me with a script in the past. It would be great if you could write a script for the following requirement:

In LinkGrabber I disable Dupe Manager on purpose.
Setting:
Advanced Settings | LinkCollector: Dupe Manager | Disabled

But I want to be able to identify any duplicates in LinkGrabber window.

So, I need a script which marks all occurrences of duplicates.

EDIT: 2024-04-25 - 16:50 German Time
As I learned that highlighting is not possible, but renaming or adding a comment is possible. I would prefer a comment which reads Dupe. This is also some kind of marking dupe links.

Example: When there are three duplicate links, I want all three being marked.

And when I delete two of them, the only remaining occurrence of that link should no longer be marked.

It would be really great, if you could provide me with such a script.

Thanks in advance for any efforts taken!
Stefan

[Jiaz]

@StefanM: not possible to highlight as there is no support for this. he could write a script and move dupes into special *duplicate* package

[StefanM]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@StefanM: not possible to highlight as there is no support for this. he could write a script and move dupes into special *duplicate* package

What about renaming, adding a prefix that is - such as:

Link1, Link2, and Link3 are duplicates
and so, will be renamed to
DUPE-Link1, DUPE-Link2, and DUPE-Link3

Is that an option?

The idea is, that when I add new links, that I immediately see, when there a re dupes among them.

[Jiaz]

@StefanM: renaming or moving to special package or add/modify comments, everything is possible. but nothing to highlight or interact with gui

[pspzockerscene]

Additionally to auto rename, you could create a custom linkgrabber view called "Linkgrabber duplicates" which would recognize those items according to said "duplicate filename".

This would then allow you to hide all duplicates in linkgrabber with a single click

[StefanM]

Originally Posted by pspzockerscene

Additionally to auto rename, you could create a custom linkgrabber view called "Linkgrabber duplicates" which would recognize those items according to said "duplicate filename".

This would then allow you to hide all duplicates in linkgrabber with a single click

Yes, but this would hide all dupes, including the first one, the original that is.

The only purpose for allowing duplicates, but marking them at the same time is as follows:
When I start a new LinkGrabber-"crawling process", I want to be able to see all links to all files. Otherwise it might happen, that I only see a small fraction of links or even nothing, just because JD's dupe checker has filtered them out.

But I cannot see the reason, why they are missing.
So, I'd rather allow dupes, but then, I want to be able to identify them.

[pspzockerscene]

Originally Posted by StefanM

Yes, but this would hide all dupes, including the first one, the original that is.

Wrong. This depends on how the script is designed and how you create said linkgrabber-view.
After all, it was just an idea.

Originally Posted by StefanM

Otherwise it might happen, that I only see a small fraction of links or even nothing, just because JD's dupe checker has filtered them out.

But I cannot see the reason, why they are missing.
So, I'd rather allow dupes, but then, I want to be able to identify them.

I understood that though in the end, you might not want to purposely download them twice so the ability to quickly hide them might be helpful although you will know your use-case the best.