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You can run script with command: &
It will let you stay your script in memory running after your logout.

O.K.! I'll test it. And do you know that it will work with another websharing services? Like a czshare.com, or megaupload.com.

Best Regards,
Boris911

It is working perfectly (on background after close session in Putty). :-) I saw to SH script and maybe it should work if I will get to rslink.txt some "normal" links. I will check it later. Otherwise for stop downloading from undergraund. It should work by command KILL, isn't it?

Best Regards,
Boris911

Hi.. I'm a n00b here in linux..
I already install the fun_pug 0.5 but when I try to run your script it said :
/mnt/HD_a2/rapid/gex_rs.sh: not found

why's that?? I have the cookies.. btw I put the gex_rs.sh and the rsurl.txt in the rapid folder...

thanks...

whoah.. that one kinda too advance for me.. and the translated things kinda make me bit confused..
could you, if you dont mind.. give a step by step for it??
I know how to install opware but the package need to be install are..
# findutils
# grep
# sed
# wget
# curl
# bash
# python (RSDF & CCF Support)
# python-crypto (RSDF & CCF Support)
# wine (CCF Support)
# imagemagick (Captchas)

in the http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optwa … /unstable/ I can only found (are these the right one?):
- findutils_4.2.32-1_arm.ipk
- grep_2.5.3-1_arm.ipk
- wget-ssl_1.11.4-1_arm.ipk
- bash_3.2.33-1_arm.ipk
- imagemagick_6.4.8.3-1_arm.ipk

and I couldnt find any :
sed
curl
python (RSDF & CCF Support)
python-crypto (RSDF & CCF Support)
wine (CCF Support)

Maybe I just don't know the name of the files.. likpython.. there are so many of it.. I don't know which is which..

then after I download this package what shoul I do with the downloaded lsd.tar??

very very very apreciate with the help..
coz I 'm a really n00b here..

thanks...

Id recommend Aria2c (optware) to download from RS Premium Accounts. It allows multi threaded download and allows u to dload upto 5 (i think) concurrent jobs. all you have to do is put the links in a text file and u can set the RS username and password in a config file or specify at command line and run it. the only prob is the dload speed is displayed in a wrong character set.

zelduy wrote:

daemons:
could you give us the detail sample of the command?
it'll be very kind of you..
thanks..

here are the files i use.

refer to http://linux.die.net/man/1/aria2c if you want to know what it means

---------------------------------------------------------------

aria2.conf
------------

log=/ffp/logs/aria.log
split=5
http-user=<RS USERNAME>
http-passwd=<RS PASSWORD>
allow-piece-length-change=true
input-file=/hd/downloads/uploads/links.txt
quiet=true
auto-file-renaming=false
log-level=notice


aria.sh
--------
aria2c --daemon --conf-path=/ffp/etc/aria2.conf


---------------------------------------------------------------

Hope this helps....

Managed to it to work. Great idea.

However, I noticed that the download speed way slower than that of my computer. Anyway to improve this?

Cheers!

I was able to get further using --event-poll=select on aria2c but now I'm having issues with the name server:

aria2c --load-cookies=rscookie --event-poll=select -i links.txt

2009-04-25 00:26:52.462657 WARN - You may encounter the certificate verification error with HTTPS server. See --ca-certificate and --check-certificate option.

2009-04-25 00:26:52.492700 ERROR - CUID#6 - Download aborted. URI=http://rapidshare.com/files/225240077/Smallville_-_819_-_Stiletto.part5.rar
Exception: URI=http://rapidshare.com/files/225240077/Smallville_-_819_-_Stiletto.part5.rar
  -> CUID#6 - Name resolution for rapidshare.com failed:Could not contact DNS servers

Download Results:
gid|stat|avg speed  |path/URI
===+====+===========+==========================================================
  1| ERR|        n/a|http://rapidshare.com/files/225240077/Smallville_-_819_-_Stiletto.part5.rar

Status Legend:
(ERR):error occurred.

aria2 will resume download if the transfer is restarted.
If there are any errors, then see the log file. See '-l' option in help/man page for details.


Do I have to setup the DNS server manually? My network is currently DHCP.

Thanks for the many kind inputs guys!

I'm a total noob in linux (been on Windows all the time) and just got my DNS-323 with ffp0.5 loaded. The help here is very useful and much appreciated.

Was learning to download from rapidshare to DNS-323 with PC off and found this thread.

Going the easy way, I tried [craft] & [zelduy] method but ran into a problem. The "user    2XXX-%XX%XX%XX%XX%XX" line in firefox2 cookie.txt file is encrypted. I only see "enc 67475723775....". Maybe becos i'm on vista home premium? Dead end for me here.

Next, tried the aria2c method as offered by [daemonx] and read the aria2c documentation to understand the commands & options. Finally got the hang and got it to work.

Here's my sharing should anyone be interested (especially for uber noobs like me who had never touched Linux before. Do read up on basic Linux commands before attempting and sorry for the long post):

DISCLAIMER:
The following is outlined for informational and guideline purposes only. It is not intended for use in mission-critical applications or in production systems. It is being made available for the purpose of social sharing with responsible individuals and cannot guarantee that it is fit for any particular purpose. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK.


Preparations:
1. Before starting, ffp0.5 must be installed on DNS-323. Do read here for the HOWTO (kudos to fonz!!):

    http://dns323.kood.org/howto:ffp 

2. A SSH & Telnet client is also required and Putty is one such client that is free to use and can be downloaded here:

    http://www.putty.org/

3. Get ARIA2C from [zapbranighan] posted link:

   http://www.onlyhype.com/dns-323/ffp-0.5/

4. Using SSH/Telnet, follow the installation written for ARIA2C at README.txt:

    ### ARIA2 1.0.0 for DNS-323/CH3SNAS with ffp0.5 ###
    Multi-threaded file downloader. BitTorrent supported.

    Installation:
    wget htttp://www.onlyhype.com/dns-323/ffp-0.5/aria2c-1.0.0.tgz
    funpkg -i aria2c-1.0.0.tgz

    Just type word for word into the putty command prompt. The first line "wget" is to download(get) the file to DNS-323. The second line "funpkg" is to install the program. If there is no error prompt, it means everything is in order. There will not be any completion/successful notification.

5. In order not to mess up file directory in DNS-323, i suggest creating a separate folder to hold all the downloaded rapidshare files, e.g. /mnt/HD_a2/RAPIDS

6. Create a text file to hold all the rapidshare links and place it inside the holding folder, e.g. /mnt/HD_a2/RAPIDS/rapidlinks.txt


Working it:
1. Place all rapidshare links into the .txt file (e.g. rapidlinks.txt). Multiple links can be placed.

2. After logging-in to SSH, type (in one line):

   nohup aria2c -d, --dir=/mnt/HD_a2/YourFolder --http-user=YourUserID --http-passwd=YourPassword -i, --input-file=/mnt/HD_a2/YourFolder/YourFile.txt &

3. Using my created example folder & file:

   nohup aria2c -d, --dir=/mnt/HD_a2/RAPIDS --http-user=YourUserID --http-passwd=YourPassword -i, --input-file=/mnt/HD_a2/RAPIDS/rapidlinks.txt &

    Short explanation of the command options used (Refer to aria2c(1) - Linux man page for more):
    -d, --dir=DIR              The directory to store the downloaded file.
    --http-user=USER              Set HTTP user. This affects all URLs.
    --http-passwd=PASSWD     Set HTTP password. This affects all URLs.
    -i, --input-file=FILE               Downloads URLs found in FILE.

4. After hitting ENTER, the SSH terminal will display:

    nohup: appending output to nohup.out

5. The process will run in the background of DNS-323 independent of your PC. The current SSH session can be closed and you can shut down your PC as well.


Checking/Monitoring:
1. To check if ARIA2C is running in the background or to monitor mem/cpu usage, use the "top" command at SSH. It will keep listing the currently running processes, sorted by cpu usage (top users first). You should see aria2c running among the top processes.

2. To exit "top", just press Ctrl + C.


If everything had ran accordingly, the downloaded rapidshare files should be sitting nicely in your holding folder waiting for your extraction... & enjoyment.

Welcome improvement to the process and wish to thank craft (for starting everything), HaydnH (for nohup), zelduy (for clear explanation), daemonx (for pointing to Aria2c), zapbranighan (for good Aria2c link) and the rest of the guys for sharing & letting me learn from their mistakes. Cheers!!


Useful References:
1. Linux Newbie Administrator Guide - by Stan and Peter Klimas

2. nohup Execute Commands After You Exit From a Shell Prompt - by Vivek Gite

3. The Open Group Base Specifications Issue 6 - NOHUP - by www.opengroup.org

4. aria2c(1) - Linux man page - by Tatsuhiro Tsujikawa

Last edited by arofarmer (2009-06-28 18:31:47)

thanks for the tutorial arofarmer!! works great!!
but 1 thing I need to know is: how do I check the aria2c that running in the background speed??
in wget we can do tail wget.log and I can see the speed there...
thanks again!!
I will try daemonx script now...
@daemonx where should I put the aria2.conf ??

Sorry for the long delay... finally got some time to really try out the script.

daemonx - The script works great and finally don't have to manually type in the command line. (Although we can always use the up/down arrow keys to scroll thru past commands, but once the NAS is restarted, gotta re-type the line again ). Thanks for working up such a good script!

zelduy - sorry mate, i seriously do not know how to check aria2c for the downloading speed running in the background. i'm still pretty much a noob at linux. Personally i don't really need to know the speed becos i usually just let it run on the NAS by itself and check that it's running (via "top") before shutting down my PC and hitting the bed. All the files should be sitting well in the destinated folder the next day i power up my PC (of cos this will depend on the size of downloads you tasked the little NAS).

Aria2c on Megaupload
Having tried & tested aria2c on rapidshare with success, i tried it on megaupload but failed. Using both the basic typing input and daemonx's script also don't work. What i got was a HTML page asking for text input verification. Any of you have similar results? If you are able to get it working on megaupload (or using another command method besides aria2c), will very much appreciate your kind sharing. Thanks!

Last edited by arofarmer (2009-07-24 12:39:46)