[leanhdung]

I have a excel file that contains both DOWNLOAD LINK and MD5 for each download link.


So, How can i let JDOWNLOADER 2 check MD5 of a file after it is downloaded with a MD5 from my list above?

Many thanks and best regards!

[Jiaz]

And what do you want to achive? *check MD5...* and then what?
You can use the eventscripter and then call a script that does what you want.
Calculate the MD5 and then compare to list.

[leanhdung]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

And what do you want to achive? *check MD5...* and then what?
You can use the eventscripter and then call a script that does what you want.
Calculate the MD5 and then compare to list.

and then show in JDOWNLOADER that file has md5 which is different from that in my files! --> So, i can redownload these corrupted files!

I have to download 10,000 files. so in my list, i have 10,000 LINKS and 10,000 MD5(s) accordingly.

How can i import these MD5(s) in to jdownloader?

Many thanks

[leanhdung]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

And what do you want to achive? *check MD5...* and then what?
You can use the eventscripter and then call a script that does what you want.
Calculate the MD5 and then compare to list.

I have no knowledge about coding and programming!

If it's possible, please help me with the script you mentioned above!

I attached an sample of my list! Many thanks!

[Jiaz]

JDownloader is able to parse HASH from filename.
I suggest you generate links like the following example: url#md5=MD5
Then you create a Packagizer Rule
Settings-Packagizer
sourceurl(s), contains, #md5=([0-9a-fA-F]{32}), enable regex
set filename, <jd:orgfilenamewithoutext>-[<jd:source:1>].<jd:orgfiletype>

wait for next core update, then JDownloader also supports md5 from filename

you could also use sfv files (CRC32 only)
I will also add support for .md5 and .sha1 and .sha256 files

[leanhdung]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

JDownloader is able to parse HASH from filename.
I suggest you generate links like the following example: url#md5=MD5
Then you create a Packagizer Rule
Settings-Packagizer
sourceurl(s), contains, #md5=([0-9a-fA-F]{32}), enable regex
set filename, <jd:orgfilenamewithoutext>-[<jd:source:1>].<jd:orgfiletype>

wait for next core update, then JDownloader also supports md5 from filename

you could also use sfv files (CRC32 only)
I will also add support for .md5 and .sha1 and .sha256 files

Although i don't understand what you mention above I suggest Jdownloader can read both download links and MD5 from text file or file containers

[Jiaz]

With next core update JDownloader will also be able to parse MD5 from filename.
sfv files are already support. I will add support for .md5/.sha1.. files as well

[leanhdung]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

With next core update JDownloader will also be able to parse MD5 from filename.
sfv files are already support. I will add support for .md5/.sha1.. files as well

Can i know when the next update is available to download?

[Jiaz]

I will inform here

[leanhdung]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

I will inform here

Many thanks and best wish for you!

[leanhdung]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

I will inform here

Is that update available now bro ?

[Jiaz]

Already live since back then