[Totto]

I searched in the forum and also in the docs, but there seems to be no way to parse a hash out of an url, even if I used packagizer to parse something like url#sha256=... it didn't recognize the name in the file, so I am asking, if there even is a way to do something like that, preferably without modifying packagizer, since hashs are very useful, they should be able to be passed as some parameter in the url.

[pspzockerscene]

Hi,
I don't think I get 100% what you want but I'll try to answer anyways:
- Yes you can remove parts of URLs using the Packagizer rule
- Yes you can work with parts of URLs (e.g. that hash) via Packagizer

What do you want to do with that hash value?
Please provide real life example URLs.

-psp-

[Totto]

Sorry for the unclear formulation, The Question is, if I can "set" (aka if I add that URL to Downloader, it sets the hash field) the hash field of the file to download in some way, an example would be:
"**External links are only visible to Support Staff**

(some_url#hash=91e84fbfb701e8be5228b32735696fbd7996428dcc96dcede706468135b144bb)

And then that Jdownloader can recognize the hash in the url, (or when I parse it somehow into the name, eg. the parsed name would be "check [sha256=91e84fbfb701e8be5228b32735696fbd7996428dcc96dcede706468135b144bb].mp4" ) and then put that value into the hash field, prefixed with [SHA256] ,
but also if I put the value "9 .. b" manually into the hash filed, it detects sha256 automatically, but is it possible to automatically "put" that in there?

[pspzockerscene]

Originally Posted by Totto

but also if I put the value "9 .. b" manually into the hash filed, it detects sha256 automatically, but is it possible to automatically "put" that in there?

I don't understand this part of your post but for the rest:

Setting hashes it not possible via Packagizer.
However, you can do it using an EventScripter script or alternatively write a custom plugin for that website (we're open source).

-psp-

[Totto]

Ok, so I was correct, that setting the hashes isn't possible via Packagizer, any reasons, why, since I find it a important feature, to set hashes automatically.

Regarding the part that you don't understand: If I put a hashsum manually in the hash field of a file, it recognizes the type of the hash, so that feature is already implemented, but what If I wanted to access the hash field and put a value there, you said that its possible with The EventScripter, thats awesome.

But regarding a plugin, its not that I wanted to have hashes for a single website, but for many websites, that don't need any plugin, since they offer a one click intergation, via simple direct download url, and the most of them have hashes, but I am unable to get that hash automatic into the hash field of the parsed file (its just an url#hash=...)

So I'll try the Eventscripter, but may I ask why hashes are used, but no possibility to add them without a plugin that parses them automatically, also the localhost API (**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**) can add passwords, encrypted links, but no hashes, is that, because thats deprecated, or because no one uses hashes with normal direct download?

EDIT:
And additionally I can't find any method in the EventScripter to set hashes, only to get the info:
"var myString = myCrawledLink.getHashInfo();" does exist, but not "myCrawledLink.setHashInfo(myString);"

[pspzockerscene]

Originally Posted by Totto

Ok, so I was correct, that setting the hashes isn't possible via Packagizer, any reasons, why, since I find it a important feature, to set hashes automatically.

It just hasn't been requested by any of our users within the last ~10 years.
If you want I can create a ticket for this feature suggestion.

Originally Posted by Totto

Regarding the part that you don't understand: If I put a hashsum manually in the hash field of a file, it recognizes the type of the hash...

Okay now I understand this part.

Originally Posted by Totto

may I ask why hashes are used, but no possibility to add them without a plugin that parses them automatically

As said you should be able to set them without a plugin too, just not user-friendly via Packagizer.

Originally Posted by Totto

also the localhost API (**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**) can add passwords, encrypted links, but no hashes, is that, because thats deprecated, or because no one uses hashes with normal direct download?

It has been deprecated a long time ago.
You might be able to set hashes using our newer myjd API.

Originally Posted by Totto

EDIT:
And additionally I can't find any method in the EventScripter to set hashes, only to get the info:
"var myString = myCrawledLink.getHashInfo();" does exist, but not "myCrawledLink.setHashInfo(myString);"

Please wait for developer Jiaz to comment on this and/or ask for it in this EventScripter thread too.

-psp-

[Totto]

Ok thank you very much

[pspzockerscene]

I've created a ticket for your request anyways:


-psp-

[Totto]

Thanks :)

[pspzockerscene]

No problem.
Please still keep in mind that:
- This is just a ticket - it doesn't mean that this feature will be added soon/ever!
- As explained, your request has been requested only by one user (=you) within 10+ years so far

-psp-