Did you already read the manual or contact the manufacturere for more information. Every modern router should have a web interface and a way to reset or restart it.
I do have a way to disconnect and then reconnect... And it works. But the recording from jDownloader doesn't work. I even added some pause tags to the script, but the script always fails... Enabling RAW or disabling doesn't help either...
I tried reconnecting after pressing the create script button in jDownloader... It records everything and I get a success response. If I then try a reconnect in jDownloader, it fails...
I added a [[[WAIT seconds="10"/]]] tag after EVERY [[[/STEP]]] tag... But even that didn't help...
And yes, I tried that. Through the web interface everything works fine...
OK. You're much more advanced in the procedure than I initially thought.
Inserting wait statements randomly is not a good approach. A wait statement can be useful when your router takes a lot of time disconnecting. If the router isn't ready to accept a connect instruction it won't execute the instruction.
Can you please show your script?
Did you enable the automatic reconnect feature in the toolbar?
I didn't know which step is the disconnect step so I thought, inserting a 10s wait after EVERY point would help :-). The disconnect needs about 3-5 seconds, not more...
Here's the script, without added pauses:
Code:
[[[HSRC]]]
[[[STEP]]]
[[[REQUEST]]]
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: %%%routerip%%%
[[[/REQUEST]]]
[[[/STEP]]]
[[[STEP]]]
[[[REQUEST]]]
GET /util.js HTTP/1.1
Host: %%%routerip%%%
[[[/REQUEST]]]
[[[/STEP]]]
[[[STEP]]]
[[[REQUEST]]]
GET /b_menu.js HTTP/1.1
Host: %%%routerip%%%
[[[/REQUEST]]]
[[[/STEP]]]
[[[STEP]]]
[[[REQUEST]]]
POST /?be=0&l0=-1&l1=-1 HTTP/1.1
Host: %%%routerip%%%
0=13&1=INTERNET&2=1365217218&5=2
[[[/REQUEST]]]
[[[/STEP]]]
[[[STEP]]]
[[[REQUEST]]]
GET /util.js HTTP/1.1
Host: %%%routerip%%%
[[[/REQUEST]]]
[[[/STEP]]]
[[[STEP]]]
[[[REQUEST]]]
GET /b_menu.js HTTP/1.1
Host: %%%routerip%%%
[[[/REQUEST]]]
[[[/STEP]]]
[[[STEP]]]
[[[REQUEST]]]
POST /?be=0&l0=-1&l1=-1 HTTP/1.1
Host: %%%routerip%%%
0=12&1=INTERNET&2=2824878620&5=2
[[[/REQUEST]]]
[[[/STEP]]]
[[[STEP]]]
[[[REQUEST]]]
GET /util.js HTTP/1.1
Host: %%%routerip%%%
[[[/REQUEST]]]
[[[/STEP]]]
[[[STEP]]]
[[[REQUEST]]]
GET /b_menu.js HTTP/1.1
Host: %%%routerip%%%
[[[/REQUEST]]]
[[[/STEP]]]
[[[/HSRC]]]
And no, I didn't because it doesn't work. I always tried a manual reconnect - I tried the change IP button at the bottom of the liveHeader page...
I would guess that the step containing the string "0=12&1=INTERNET&2=2824878620&5=2" is the connect step. I would put a wait of 20 seconds before that step. You can always decrease the wait time if it ever works.
There are other options you can change as well. Try increasing the "First IP check wait time (sec)" and the "Timeout for ip change [sec]" periods in the advanced Reconnection settings.
I think you should also test whether the IP address changes in real circumstances. There might be a bug in the Change IP button. In that case the log might reveal something that's causing the problem.
Can you please check your IP address with another tool or with whatismyipaddress.com while the procedure is running? Maybe, jD is not able to confirm the IP address change.
You need to inspect the traffic between jD and the router. If fiddler doesn't show the source and the destination of the packages you need to use another tool.
FYI:
Quote:
403 Forbidden
The server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it. Authorization will not help and the request SHOULD NOT be repeated. If the request method was not HEAD and the server wishes to make public why the request has not been fulfilled, it SHOULD describe the reason for the refusal in the entity. If the server does not wish to make this information available to the client, the status code 404 (Not Found) can be used instead.
(source : "**External links are only visible to Support Staff**)
Actually, I found or better made a way, that's working for me :-).
I just coded a program, that opens an window with a browser, simulates a click, waits, simulates a second click and closes... The only bad thing in the moment is, that the window is shown in front of everything, because otherwise I don't know jet how to simulate the click event... But probably there is a way...
But I'm still interested in solving the problem, but I can't just remove my firewall...
mhm... maybe... Actually I thought, I checked that, but maybe I just took a look at the O=12 and the 2 at the end... maybe it's really a key in the middle... I will check that and replay.
If it would be a key then there are at least two, because I see two of those strings in the script.
The problem is not the firewall on your router.
The problem is the virus and/or the firewall on your computer. I've experience with some of those tools and I know how badly some of them are coded. The only test worthwhile at this moment is removing them to see whether they block the traffic. You might need special un-install tools and registry cleaners.
Of course, you're free to conduct other tests. It's your time, not mine.
Ok, now I know the problem. It's like you said, after EVERY request, a key is generated. It comes like this in the html response:
<input type='hidden' name='2' value='2247079314'>
Does the scripting language in jD allow to read such values and reconstruct new requests?
On the other hand, it's probably not much work in perl or so...
I just found a way, that works perfectly and flowless. I am now reconnecting with a simple and very short perl script :-). It's optimal for me, because I've installed perl anyway...
Of cource I can post the script if someone is interested in it
use strict;
use LWP::UserAgent;
use HTTP::Request;
use URI::URL;
# main
my $key = find_key(send_request("GET"));
$key = find_key(send_request("POST", "0=13&1=aINTERNET&2=".$key."&5=2"));
print "Disconnected!\nWaiting for connection...\n";
send_request("POST", "0=12&1=aINTERNET&2=".$key."&5=2");
print "Connected!\n";
################
# find key
################
sub find_key()
{
my ($content) = @_;
if ($content =~ m/<input type='hidden' name='2' value='(\d+)'/)
{
return $1;
}
return;
}
################
# send request
################
sub send_request()
{
my($type, $content) = @_;
my $user_agent = new LWP::UserAgent;
my $url = new URI::URL(($type == "POST") ? "**External links are only visible to Support Staff** : "**External links are only visible to Support Staff**);
my $req = new HTTP::Request($type, "$url");
if (defined($content) && $type == "GET")
{
$req->content($content);
$req->content_type("application/x-www-form-urlencoded");
}
return $user_agent->request($req)->content;
}
The only bad thing is, that you have to have installed perl...
Hello I'm new in this forum (newbie with Jdownloader too) and I have the same router as ptom85, so I can't reconnect. What should I do with the perl script? (Sorry I didn't understand). I tried to start the script in CMD and it says: Disconnecting... and then connecting again but my Ip adress didn't change. Can you help me please ?
Hello I'm new in this forum (newbie with Jdownloader too) and I have the same router as ptom85, so I can't reconnect. What should I do with the perl script? (Sorry I didn't understand). I tried to start the script in CMD and it says: Disconnecting... and then connecting again but my Ip adress didn't change. Can you help me please ?
First make sure that you have a dynamic Ip address visit whatismyip.com (memorize ur IP) then > turn off the power switch on ur router and then turn it back on and refresh whatismyip.com > if ur IP has chnged then it is dynamic. If it hasnt changed then its "sticky IP"
I've also an Thomson TG789Vn but in an other IP Range (i belive he has Telekom Austria as an ISP but that shouldn't matter except for the Router IP adress in the script, but this is one line to change ).
My problem is that he hasn't entered any account information, like username and password to login but for my config it is requierd and i cant ad anny user without an name or password.
And yes i've an dynamic IP Adress (changes after an reboot or an reconnect) and no the RecconectionSCript helped me either
Help for reconnecting THOMSON TG789vn
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