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Old 19.10.2016, 20:08
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Kann ich den denn intervall höherstellen via profileinstellungen??
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Old 20.10.2016, 10:38
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Du meinst das MyJDownloader Interval?
Derzeit noch nicht, ich kann dafür gerne eine Option einbauen, aber bedenke das du dann nur innerhalb des Intervals zugreifen kannst.
Sprich steht das Interval auf zb 10 Mins, dann kannst du nur alle 10 Mins verbinden.
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Old 20.10.2016, 23:24
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Top das würde schon ausreichen wenn man um bestimmte uhrzeut zugreifen kann... Sinnvoll wenn ich es nur abends ab 20 uhr bis 22 uhr es habe... Intervall oder uhrzeit
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Old 21.10.2016, 10:18
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Wäre es dann nicht sinnvoller du würdest JDownloader erst starten wenn du es brauchst?
Weil aufwecken musst die NAS ja dann eh, wenn sie im Standby ist?
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Old 22.10.2016, 00:10
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Ja aber jetzt geht es ja nicht weil die jdownloader dies verhindert , ich muss dann per aufgabenmanager den in den schlaf schicken, dafür brauch ich dann wol zum starten... Bei dem systemruhezustand reicht einfach wenn man sich ins webinterface verbindet oder ds video, ds audio startet.... Wie dein vorschlag besser ist jdownloader den connect per intervall zu steuern (bis zu 24 h ) ...
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Old 24.10.2016, 11:08
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Systemruhezustand ist nix andres wie ein Sleep der Festplatte.
Für deinen Fall würde ich den JDownloader einfach von Hand starten wenn du Ihn brauchst. Natürlich kann ich gerne noch Support für den Scheduler im JDownloader einbauen damit du MyJDownloader an/aus-schalten kannst. Aber die NAS aktivieren musst erstmal von selbst wenn sie dann im Standby ist.
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Old 24.10.2016, 19:44
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Wir können es ja mal probieren wenns dir nix ausmacht...
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Old 25.10.2016, 09:31
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Also welche Möglichkeit bevorzugst du?
1.) Via Scheduler MyJDownloader aktivieren/deaktivieren (also Zeitlich)
2.) Das Idle-VerbindungsInterval einstellen. Mit Idle meine ich zb x Secs/Mins nach der letzten Verbindung eines Clients wird nur noch alle y Secs/Mins eine Verbindung hergestellt.
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Old 25.10.2016, 18:28
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puuu mir egal Jiaz ich danke dir aber rechtherzlich 1 u 2 ist schon was feines 2 ***** , 1 ****
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Old 25.10.2016, 18:50
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Ich mach erstmal nur Lösung 2, da Lösung 1 zu einem kompletten *abschneiden* von MyJDownloader führen würde
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Old 26.10.2016, 14:40
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zufinden unter profileinstellung??
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Old 26.10.2016, 15:07
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Sobald es eingebaut ist, ja
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Old 29.10.2016, 11:04
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hi!

I have a small problem with installing a package for synology disk station. For 30 min I am stuck on "Installing" package in synology package center and nothing happens. CPU is at 50-99% and jDownloader does not install. Any ideas?
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Old 31.10.2016, 03:42
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Maybe I'm just dumb, but I've added "**External links are only visible to Support Staff** as source on my synology and I can't find the package to install?
Is the source outdated or is there one from jdownloader itself?
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Old 31.10.2016, 10:36
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Maybe I'm just dumb, but I've added "**External links are only visible to Support Staff** as source on my synology and I can't find the package to install?
Is the source outdated or is there one from jdownloader itself?
you need to go to the bottom of the left column and chose "community"
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Old 31.10.2016, 13:00
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@BartSz: please use java from oracle. Synology installs Zero VM by default that is 80-100 times slower! That easily explains the issues you are experiencing
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Old 31.10.2016, 21:40
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@BartSz: please use java from oracle. Synology installs Zero VM by default that is 80-100 times slower! That easily explains the issues you are experiencing
hi! Thanks for replay. I have both oracle and synology's java. Until now I was using a script to run (via ssh) to start jDownloader with oracle Java and it works perfectly.

My question than, how can I use Oracle Java to install jDownloader package?
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Old 02.11.2016, 11:05
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@BartSz: I'm sorry but I don't know how the 3rd party package works. Maybe you can remove the synology java and then the package will use the oracle one?
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Old 03.11.2016, 16:16
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@BartSz: I'm sorry but I don't know how the 3rd party package works. Maybe you can remove the synology java and then the package will use the oracle one?
do you have english version of the tutorial how to install the jDownloader that is on the first page of this thread? I see that there is something about Java there but either my knowledge and google translator does not give me a possibility to understand it? Please
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Old 03.11.2016, 16:22
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I suggest to install it manually and not rely on the package
https://support.jdownloader.org/Know...bedded-devices
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