[Mesenzio]

Hi everyone, after a malfunction during a file transfer, many .jpg files downloaded with JD are missing.
How can I repeat the download of files listed in the Download list that are considered already downloaded but are no longer present in the destination folder?
I tried changing the destination folder name but it doesn't work.
I tried to copy all the URLs of the files with Copy URL to reinsert them in the LinkGrabber list but there is a single URL for all the files.

[Jiaz]

@Mesenzio: you have several options.
1.) move all downloaded files somewhere else (with folder structure in place) and then rightclick reset the links in JDownloader (this will also reset/delete the files on this, thus moving them first) and then copy back the files and then start. JDownloader can then skip alrready downloaded files
2.) use script for Eventscripter, see https://board.jdownloader.org/showthread.php?t=70525, that checks if the files are still there and reset those where the file is missing. in doubt please ask for help in that thread, but I'm sure such a script already exists.
3.) manually reset the missing files that you have checked before

[Mesenzio]

Thank you so much.

[Jiaz]

@Mesenzio: Nothing to thank me for, just provided a list of possible solutions

[Mesenzio]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@Mesenzio: you have several options.
1.) move all downloaded files somewhere else (with folder structure in place) and then rightclick reset the links in JDownloader (this will also reset/delete the files on this, thus moving them first) and then copy back the files and then start. JDownloader can then skip alrready downloaded files
2.) use script for Eventscripter, see **External links are only visible to Support Staff**..., that checks if the files are still there and reset those where the file is missing. in doubt please ask for help in that thread, but I'm sure such a script already exists.
3.) manually reset the missing files that you have checked before

Hi, after resetting I put the files back in the destination folder. Afterwards, in order to prevent repeated downloads, in Settings -> General -> "If the file already exists" I selected "skip the file", but JD still downloads them by adding the _2 suffix. I tried selecting alternatively "Ask" to get the popup and set from there the "ignore file" option and then "remember selection for this package", and updating and restarting JD, but to no avail.

[Jiaz]

@Mesenzio: Sure those are the downloaded files and not extracted ones, so see Settings->Archive Extractor->If file exists.
I was not able to reproduce any issue and there have been no changes to this. Just tested and working fine. Logs would help, see https://support.jdownloader.org/de/k...d-session-logs

[Mesenzio]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@Mesenzio: Sure those are the downloaded files and not extracted ones, so see Settings->Archive Extractor->If file exists.
I was not able to reproduce any issue and there have been no changes to this. Just tested and working fine. Logs would help, see **External links are only visible to Support Staff**...

I went to “Download” tab, and scrolling down listed downloads I found that many files to be downloaded were enlisted with _2 suffix already attached. So there's not any issue during downloading, as files are downloaded correctly with their original name. I don't know exactly what happened during enlisting. I'll proceed disabling all _2 entries, as they refer to files that seem already present in download folder.

[Jiaz]

@Mesenzio: Thanks for the followup. In case you find out what causes those _2, please let us know!

[Mesenzio]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

@Mesenzio: Thanks for the followup. In case you find out what causes those _2, please let us know!

I'll do. Thanks for supporting.