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I'm referring to two different issues:
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Both understood.
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Yes, there is a reproducible difference:
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Can't confirm.
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Isn't this already 579 requests within 180 seconds?
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Yap. I haven't denied that.
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Can this be the reason for issue 1. Please have a look at the attached Excel book which might give you an explanation.
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No. Please provide a log.
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Is there any way for me to edit those numbers for conducting more tests? Cannot find it in advanced settings.
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Yes and no.
You can grab our source code and edit those as explained here:
https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...up-ide-eclipse
Our currently set limits are not linear.
Here is a quote of the comment of that line of code we referenced:
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sets request thresholds based on upper burstable limit. eg. 20(x) requests over 60000(y)[=1min]. Then on after it sets limit betweeninterval.
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E) Why do I prefer to copy individual links to LinkGrabber?
It is because of a limitation in JD :-)
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In JD, I can only see the individual links in my download list, when I add them separately.
You say "wrong: Wrong, see:
I'm afraid you are mistaken here. In my test case you can only see **External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff** - the same video gallery link for each of those 2,000+ videos.
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Again wrong!
The mentioned support article describes what you need to do in order to see the individual links even when adding content via "vk.com/video/@CENSORED".
This is working fine here.
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I can only have the link as part of the downloaded video file name, when I use individual links.
More detailed explanation: Example: Video-Name_-12345678_987654321_720p.mp4. The numbers are the numbers from the individual video link. These can be amended to the file name, but only when I past individual links.
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You can modify filenames as you wish, see explanation of our Packagizer feature:
https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...the-packagizer
If you still fail to do so, please provide detailed examples (URLs!) so we can help you.
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In most cases I don't want to download all videos. Those 2,000+ links were just a test.
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Understood.
While we will look into this I just want to point out that e.g. on github.com you will find specific scripts dedicated just for downloading from vk.com. You might be better off using them in this case...
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Maybe a few weeks after my download - e.g. after more videos have been uploaded - again I only want to download a few of them.
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Understood.
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It is too bad, that you cannot see/copy links of individual videos when using the video gallery link to let HD grab all videos. This is what I also need for archiving. For that I would have to parse DownloadList*.zip files :-(
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As explained: Yes you can!
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What I would like to know is, how and when dupe checking is being performed.
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Let's assume, I copy links to files to LinkGrabber, which already had been downloaded earlier. Does JD dupe checker first check DownloadList and LinkCollector zip-files, whether or not they contain one or more of the added links? Or does JD send requests anyway?
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No links are always re-processed.
In this case, links first go through a crawler to find the video direct-links/external links.
All of this will always be done and causes http requests.
There is no way to avoid this other than maybe using EventScripter scripts especially written for this:
https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...event-scripter
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Let's assume I add 20 links to LinkGrabber and links 11…20 are dupes of links 1…10.
Now let's assume, while crawling for links 1…10, JD only finds links 1…5. links 6…10 are not found. Now, what happens with links 11…20? Will JD know that it already found links 11…15? And will JD try to find links 16…20 once again as it had not found links 6…10. Again, please note that 16…20 are identical with 6…10.
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While adding links, JD will filter out dupes on the fly so if you add 20 items and 10 of them are contained twice in there, JD will only process 10.
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I'm mentioning this here, because you were referring to dupe checker. What 'annoys' me is the fact, that - depending on where the dupes are - and what I did with them, they can be displayed or they cannot be displayed (checking the box 'Already in Downloadlist'). Links that were already downloaded won't necessarily show up in the LinkGrabber pane. So, the user won't know, if JD simply 'skipped' those links due to an error or because they already had been downloaded earlier.
Or is there a way to have them displayed as 'already downloaded earlier'?
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Depends.
First of all, JD only checks against items that are still in your downloadlist.
If you e.g. remove them from your downloadlist but the files themselves still exist in your download destination, JD will not detect those as dupes. This makes sense because of multiple factors that I won't explain right now.
A user once wrote an EventScripter script for enhanced dupe checking.
That might be helpful for you too:
https://board.jdownloader.org/showthread.php?t=83048
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To give you just one more example:
The bubble notifier position settings (in advanced settings) do not work correctly when I use a display scaling different from 100 % - tested on different machines.
Where should/would I report this? In fact, over the years I found quite a few issues, but never took the time to report them here. Maybe I should do that… :-)
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Report it in the following subforum:
https://board.jdownloader.org/forumdisplay.php?f=12
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Thanks again for any efforts taken. You guys are really doing a great job!
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Thanks for your feedback.
...but please save yourself and us a lot of time by simply providing logs:
- You don't have to analyze JDs behavior from the outside as it won't necessarily help finding the cause of that issue
- We can work on it more efficiently by having logs
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OK, I'm prepared to do that. Just tell me, which logs and which parts you need:
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We need all of those:
Code:
vk.com_jd.plugins.decrypter.VKontakteRu
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Before I upload anything, I want to be able to verify what I'm sending. And limiting the amount of data would save me a lot of time.
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Sure you can do that.
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Worked for an IT company, would even call myself an IT-specialist, and I'm also a computer forensics guy,...
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Great! If you want you can jump right in and help finding the issue