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19.11.2019, 12:34
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Remember downloading links on the disk instead ram memory
I'm using linux version on raspberry with raspbian OS, when my JD get hard reset (power off or smth) i'm losing all my download list. Probably it's because the list is saved in the ram memory. Is there any way to save it on the disk? Maybe directly in swap memory?
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19.11.2019, 13:30
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you shouldn't loose links, links are only held in memory for short period before saving to disk. Changes to configs should auto save every 10 seconds or so depending on demand/buffers etc.
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#3
19.11.2019, 13:58
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Maybe i just messed up smth, could you point me where i can find that config?
e.g. GeneralSettings: Delay Write Mode Should that be on AUTO? or this one GeneralSettings: Keep XOld Lists or this one Extraction: Flush Mode, should be on NONE (OS handling)? After each hard reset my list is cleared and showing only few and always the same very old links with movies that i already downloaded long time ago. Last edited by Foxs; 19.11.2019 at 14:05.
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19.11.2019, 15:39
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defaults are fine. usually the reasons things do not save is more so caused by write permissions in the install path.
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20.11.2019, 10:05
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most typically installed in user a, but run by user b (either because root/su/sudo was used, or rc/crontab runs as different user).
it should also effect settings, as they are all saved to the same location.
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#7
20.11.2019, 12:02
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I'm running it via rc.local at the boot, but i used command to start it with my normal user instead of root:
su user -c 'screen -dmS jdownloader' su user -c 'screen -S jdownloader -p 0 -X stuff "/usr/bin/java -Djava.awt.headless=true -jar jdownloader5/JDownloader.jar\n"' (just starting it in a separate screen) But i might installed JD as root, dont remember that. Can i somehow check that or change it? Is that only a matter of folder privileges or smth more?
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#8
20.11.2019, 13:19
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yes
ls -lsa chown/chmod to correct faults accordingly.
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#10
21.11.2019, 12:18
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their you go =]
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