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Rapidgator.net premium timeout (free download) via alldebrid
I added about 10 rapidgator links from the browser.
On the 10th download, I got a message to get rapidgator premium and the speed reduced down to 100KB/s. logfile 28.02.20 00.19.05 <--> 28.02.20 00.53.31 jdlog://9111715302851/ |
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This sounds as if JDownloader tried to download from RG without your account.
Please keep in mind that: 1. Multihosters are unstable in general. 2. JDownloader will always try to find a working download candidate --> If premium download attempts fail (too often), it will revert to free mode. You can stop it from doing that by adding account usage rules for the hosts you are using (e.g. "rapidgator.net") and disable free (without account) download mode in there: https://support.jdownloader.org/inde...ticle/View/29/ JDownloader will then be forced to keep trying with your accounts. This should solve your "issue". -psp-
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Works very smoothly now.
Thank your for the help! |
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Thanks for your feedback
-psp-
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Sorry for the bump
Rapidgator is slowing down to less than 20KB at around 80% I disable the link(s), then enable after new link(s) begin download I tried using these EventScripts, but not helping Is there a way to fix this ? Or a script that would automatically take care of this issue ? 28.03.21 10.11.07 <--> 26.03.21 10.21.27 jdlog://5179725302851/ |
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* I tried using these EventScripts, but not helping
https://board.jdownloader.org/showthread.php?t=70525 https://board.jdownloader.org/showth...254#post445254 |
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@m4xapp3t1te: Slow speeds are not caused by JDownloader and what you describe is typical issue of overloaded routing. That's how TCP works. First send large data packet until packet loss happens and then slow data packet and slowly larger ones.
Other ppl report about slow rapidgator speed as well, so I think it's caused by Rapidgator/Rapidgator routing.
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Many thanks for answer!
Are there any Event Scripts that would automatically disable any/all link(s) that drop below 100 KiB/s, and re-enable said link(s) after 30-60 seconds? |
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Yes, there are such Scripts in https://board.jdownloader.org/showthread.php?t=70525
Please try search or ask in that thread That script does exactly what you want https://board.jdownloader.org/showpo...49&postcount=7
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Thanks, I'm searching for a similar script
I tried your suggestion, and changed these lines from; var myHosts = ["uploaded.to", "appwork.org", "jdownloader.org"]; // <- Check links only from these hosts. var myDuration = 5; // (minutes) <- Check the link speed only after it has been running for atleast this duration. var mySpeed = 128; // (KiB/s) <- Restart link, if download speed of the link is below this speed. To; var myHosts = ["rapidgator.net", "appwork.org", "jdownloader.org"]; // <- Check links only from these hosts. var myDuration = 1; // (minutes) <- Check the link speed only after it has been running for atleast this duration. var mySpeed = 256; // (KiB/s) <- Restart link, if download speed of the link is below this speed. I've named it 'MyButton', set trigger as 'Toolbar Button Pressed', and set shortcut key as 'Ctrl+Shift+E' Clicking the button, nor using shortcut key don't seem to affect anything. New log; 28.03.21 18.39.17 <--> 28.03.21 14.45.03 jdlog://7479725302851/ |
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This script will trigger abort (autorestart) of links that at least downloaded for 1 minute and less speed than 256kb/s.
You can test the script by replacing link.abort(); with link.setEnabled(false);
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Sorry, no change seen, button/script has no visible effect
I've been doing a full restart of JD2 after each change Is there another way to get a full stop & start automatically if download speed drops below a certain threshold ? Is there a way to set this; var myDuration = 5; // (minutes) As seconds ? Like this; var myDuration = 15; // (seconds) ? |
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change
if (link.getDownloadDuration() < myDuration * 60 * 1000) return; to if (link.getDownloadDuration() < myDuration 1000) return; then myDuration is in seconds
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Thanks for all your help
This seems to be working, but I still must manually trigger the event Is there something else I'm missing about making this automatic ? |
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The event should be interval, see
https://board.jdownloader.org/showpo...49&postcount=7 not bind to button
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Think I finally got it
Thanks so much for your patience |
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Nothing to thank me for and you're welcome!
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