[Jiaz]

JDownloader itself does only require java. But the 3rd party script/howto/package might require entware-ng

[HerrRuin]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

cat JDownloader.pid to get the process ID
kill PID (replace by process ID) to stop JDownloader
then you can start JDownloader in foreground with
java -jar JDownloader.jar -norestart
We can also help you via Teamviewer, just send us ID and PW to support@jdownloader.org

It shows:
[/share/homes/admin/JDownloader2] # cat JDownloader.pid
cat: JDownloader.pid: No such file or directory

I did a start with java -jar JDownloader.jar -norestart, but same problem. It wont let me enter email and password. By pressing y it overjumps the email line and it shows Enter y or n again.

Maybe I need support with teamviewer. Sorry. What time will be the best?

The qpkg from qnapclub dosent work an TS-228. it says wrong architecture. :((

[Jiaz]

You can reach us Mo-Fr from 9-17 o'clock, GMT+1, Germany.
Just send us an e-mail to support@jdownloader.org
I'm sure we will be able to help you with teamviewer

[sultanbrunei]

everytime I install jdownloader through putty,
it always stuck in "Update message: check for updates".

Therefore I could never get to "set: connected".
Anyone knows how can I fix this?

[sultanbrunei]

I managed to get into Jdownloader by pressing Ctrl-C at installation's check for updates.
However, the next day I tried to access Jdownloader, seems like Jdownloader is already gone (cannot be accessed). Checked Qnap app center, Jdownloader, JRE, and Entware-ng icon is still there....

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by sultanbrunei

it always stuck in "Update message: check for updates".

That's not stuck, that's normal and okay.
It is important to start it first time with
java -jar JDownloader.jar -norestart
so you can enter your MyJDownloader logins on console.

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

You can reach us Mo-Fr from 9-17 o'clock, GMT+1, Germany.
Just send us an e-mail to support@jdownloader.org
I'm sure we will be able to help you with teamviewer

@sultanbrunei: same for you

[Jiaz]

@HerrRuin: Thanks for teamviewer! Issue has been caused by using telnet and not ssh.

[sultanbrunei]

Hi Jiaz, I managed to get JDownloader2 installed on my Qnap. It run perfect for a few days, until today it suddenly loses connection again. "No connected Jdownloader found".
What could be wrong in this situation, and how do I fix this?

[Jiaz]

@sultanbunei: do you still have this issue. In case you encounter this issue more often, please contact us by mail to support@jdownloader.org so we can look into this together

[felsi]

Edit: Ok, habe es hinbekommen. Musste den ganzen Pfad angeben: /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/JRE/jre/bin/java

Edit2: Läuft jetzt perfekt. Nur eine Frage:

Ich meinte, ich hätte hier irgendwo ein Script gesehen, das den jDownloader automatisch startet. Leider finde ich es nicht mehr. Habe ich geträumt? Danke

[Jiaz]

Siehe meine Antwort hier https://board.jdownloader.org/showth...=57446&page=59

[NikonD750]

Hi, I installed a couple of times JDownloader2 in my Qnap Nas with the same result:
No internet connection on other home devices while connecting to MyJDownloader Nas web interface and downloading files to my Nas.
In order to restore internet connectivity, I had to reboot my ADSL modem/router after download's completion.
I searched for a posted solution without success till now.
I am wondering if this is due to Router specific settings, Qnap settings or MyJDownloader web interface settings.

Any explanatory comment for solving it, is welcome.

[Jiaz]

@NikonD750: How did you test internet connection? So the download in JDownloader still worked fine? sounds like your router/modem can't handle high traffic volume and very likely fail to respond to DNS requests and that's why your internet seems to be down. You can check by setting a speed limit in JDownloader below your max speed and check if that helps. You can also check if the DNS requests are causing the issue by setting a custom DNS on your computer instead of your router

[NikonD750]

@Jiaz that was it!
I set a custom DNS on my computer and everything is back to normal.
I can surf the internet again while using JDownloader.

As you said the "No internet connection" message in the internet browser was due to the fact that my modem/router can't handle high traffic volume and fails to respond to DNS requests.
Internet connectivity was always OK as JDownloader was working fine.

Many thanks for your helpful hints!

[Jiaz]

Either set custom DNS on computer or just set a speed limit in JDownloader little slower than your max speed, that should help as well. Thanks for the feedback! Glad that I could be of help to you!