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2010-03-04
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as supposed to the one that works in microb? or one with more functionality? or different use? 
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2010-03-04
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thp: yeah wget but with an interface on the top
noobm: as you say - like the microb one but with more functionality is that i was thinking.
something like the 'DownloadThemAll' plug in for firefox but with a cut down feature set.
I wasn't sure if there was one in devel or if anyone was working on one.
noobm: as you say - like the microb one but with more functionality is that i was thinking.
something like the 'DownloadThemAll' plug in for firefox but with a cut down feature set.
I wasn't sure if there was one in devel or if anyone was working on one.
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2010-03-04
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I like the idea of a timed wget.
My ISP allows me uncapped downloads between 2am to 7am.
On my desktop I use the "at" command to schedule a bash script(calls wget with parameters) to download stuff in the wee hours of the morning.
Something like this would be handy for n900.
My ISP allows me uncapped downloads between 2am to 7am.
On my desktop I use the "at" command to schedule a bash script(calls wget with parameters) to download stuff in the wee hours of the morning.
Something like this would be handy for n900.
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2010-03-04
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@ Poland
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Additionaly it should only download through certain connections for example at home on my WIFI, but not at work.
A GUI interface using wget, cron and additional "verification" script should do the trick.
A GUI interface using wget, cron and additional "verification" script should do the trick.
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2010-03-04
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Even a python script can do something like this.
Add a list of links to download via python "frontend".
The list is written to a text file.
You specify time and date.
script will then schedule it via cron.
downloads via wget (can even use cookies for auto-login for sites e.g. Rapidshare.com)
Add a list of links to download via python "frontend".
The list is written to a text file.
You specify time and date.
script will then schedule it via cron.
downloads via wget (can even use cookies for auto-login for sites e.g. Rapidshare.com)
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2010-03-04
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@ Oxford, UK
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Are there any existing open-source download managers that could be ported, I wonder?
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2010-03-04
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2010-03-06
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Is there some kind of an internet download manager? I have some problems with my pc and i have to download some files from rapidshare. I can't use built-in manager cuz that file has 50 parts of 100 mb.
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