Hi!

There are cases, where JD sets a file to "error" (red dot on the icon), and then waits till the user resumes the file manually, despite the error being nothing that the user can/must fix, like it happens atm with share-online.biz and their "no free slots" drama. For such cases, it would be nice to have a "auto-resume" option in JD. Ideally as an option to be de-/activated for files/packages, or at least the hosters.

[drbits]

The feature requests for consistent status reporting and identifying retryable events have been in the bug tracker for months. We just have to wait for the developers to be ready. This will probably appear after 2 major releases.

[Jiaz]

share online does auto resume after the countdown is finished.
also next version handles errors much better.

OK, thanks.

Unfortunately, I see no improvement yet. They don't let the download start after the "countdown". The initial time is always 10 minutes, but, whatever you do - when you come back to the machine even after more than one hour - still not even one file from that hoster has has started to download, you still have to read the stupid message telling to "buy premium" (If I ever would be so stupid to buy premium from a hoster treating it's free users that badly!?!). You still have to resume every file at share-online manually for a long time until they finally give you a slot. Please fix the plugin in a way that it does not wait the - obviously faked - time they announce (what you call "countdown" I think), but make it try to start the download i. e. once every five seconds (more often would be a DOS, and that's not what we want ), until a download starts.

[Jiaz]

those messages are not faked. (of course it's their right to send this message to non browser users when there is a high serverload).
if you try to start downloads on a *no slot free* server too often, then your ip will get blocked thats why all blocked servers will get a waitting time, will check the manual "have to restart", so jd does it for you