I've tried using the option at command line, used it in the aria2.conf file as well. But it just doesn't execute the on-download-complete shell file when it completes a torrent download. I ran aria2c as root, created the shell script as root, but didn't work. I created a new user and ran aria2c with that user and created a shell script with that too, that didn't work. Is there a log I can check on why aria2c doesn't run my shell script after the download completes?
Any suggestions? I've tried this on a CentOS 5.5 and Ubuntu 11.04. If there's no other solution possible, is there any other command line torrent client for linux that can post parameters to a shell script (preferably php file) after the download completes?
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Update. I couldn't get the on-download-complete option to work with aria2 no matter what I tried. So I moved on to rtorrent. It's quite nifty, has quite a lot of configuration options, and thankfully executes a shell script/php script when the download completes. For someone who's looking for just a torrent client that calls a shell script when a download completes, give rtorrent a try.
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I am downloading zip folders from the internet regularly to a specific folder and each time the download process is finished (I do it using aria2 as download manager) I want to run a specific bash script that will process the data.
aria2 provides options to specify arbitrary command after specific event occurred. Currently following options are available: --on-bt-download-complete, --on-download-pause, --on-download-complete. --on-download-start, --on-download-error, --on-download-stop.
I am not familiar with aria2 but im having issues with sonarr passing to rutorrent when encrypted. I hear aria2 can fix the magnet links so it will work. Its even going to be added to sonarr eventually. Will this docker be able to monitor my rutorrent docker and fix the magnet links? And if so can someone point me to how to do this? Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask.
I have a partially downloaded file with aria2. Next to it, is a file with the same name end with .aria2.
I don't know the download link. I only have these two files. I want to know how could I resume download in this situation.
But, you will apparently need the url for the download with both options. As far as I can tell, you cannot resume a download without it. I'm sorry this couldn't be better help, but the docs are here. These options are described thus:
Downloads URIs found in FILE. You can specify multiple URIs for a single entity: separate URIs on a single line using the TAB character. Reads input from stdin when - is specified. Additionally, options can be specified after each line of URI. This optional line must start with one or more white spaces and have one option per single line. The input file can use gzip compression. See Input File subsection for details. See also --deferred-input option.
Continue downloading a partially downloaded file. Use this option to resume a download started by a web browser or another program which downloads files sequentially from the beginning. Currently this option is only applicable to HTTP(S)/FTP downloads.
My Unifi UDM Pro router/gateway marked and blocked all the traffic that Native Access tried to send through. It reactcs on the so called "user-agent", i.e. the string that a html client presents to the server to tell "What kind of browser am I". Somewhere in the user-agent for aria2 there is a part of a string that looks like this: "aria2/". Depending on your settings the Unifi router might a) do nothing, b) notify in logs... or c) (as I had mine configured with) notify AND BLOCK!
However, behind the curtains there are other things that I believe makes this something for NI to look into and they probably be better of by changing the "user-agent" string that Native access is using while trying to connect to its servers.
I'm using a UDR with a relatively high detection heuristic. Went to the logs and saw blocked connections attempts at the exact time I started the download. Looked at the signature online and landed here on your post. I simply allowed the signature for the time being.
Just to add to this. I also use a Ubiquiti Dream Machine and Native Access downloads are blocked. Now I'm not going to alter my security just for Native Access (I don't get this issue with other downloaders, UVI, Arturia, Steinberg, Izotope, Plugin Alliance, etc). What I can do to get it to work is I spin up a VPN (currently I'm using Hotspot Shield, but other flavours are available) and it works fine. So, a bit of a work around that might help someone else who has stumbled on this thread.
This may be a bug or it might just be the way it is supposed to work. If you have server side encryption enable then the .torrent file you upload will be sent to aria2c encrypted and fail decoding. It seems like you have to choose between server side encryption or downloading torrents
Hey I got the same problem !
I use Debian9 (a brand new system)with Nextcloud 12.0.4 installed by snap with ocDownloader version 1.5.5.with Aria2
At the begining ,the ocdownloader working property with Aria2 ,which ever using Http or BT.
Then I try to add 1 more BT torrent from the cloud files,but it start to return the message "cant find the GID "to me !
I dont know why.Anyone have the solution?
It Worked. Got a problem. Files are written to the disk under the root user. Nextcloud prohibits them to move and gives only download. Re-running aria2c with the settings from the other user gives no results. How do I change the user of downloaded files? Not root user
do not run aria2c as ROOT user if you ever do remove any file made by aria2c or it cannot write to the necessary files when you try to run is as USER or www-data in my case.
I currently have multiple WAN connections for my home network. While this works pretty well (and even adds some redundancy), I would much rather prefer a single faster connection. The load balancing router distribute traffic across the WAN interfaces, but does not bond them to a single faster download.
Normally this is not really an issue, but for downloading large files like Linux distribution images it would be an advantage to have a single fast download. Due to it's nature BitTorrent (and other P2P apps) can take full use of the breadth of all connections, but for HTTP this is not (necessarily) the case. Browsers are currently limited to a single download stream, as are common CLI tools like curl and wget.
There are "download manager" utilies available that can download simultaneously with multiple WANs, but I prefer using command line (CLI) applications for downloads. The GNU wget utility is getting support for multiple streams with the upcoming release of wget2, but there are already tools available.
To fully saturate your different WANs from the command line on Linux or macOS (also Windows Subsystem for Linux) there are at least two command line utilities available: Aria2 and Axel. They are stable software and are available for installation using packet managers like apt, brew and yum.
Let's say I want to install Hannah Montana Linux on a MacBook, and I want to do it as fast as I can behind two slow ADSL links. For the example I chose Axel, but Aria2 would work just as fine. The first step is to install Axel using brew packet manager. Fire up your terminal of choice and run:
I have a server where I had my google drive mounted to using rclone mount. Now I want to download torrents directly to my google drive mount point, without saving it first in my server's disk (as I have less disk).
1 file-allocation=falloc: Recommended for newer file systems such as ext4 (with extents support), btrfs or XFS as it allocates large files (GB) almost instantly. Do not use falloc with legacy file systems such as ext3 as prealloc consumes approximately the same amount of time as standard allocation would while locking the aria2 process from proceeding to download.
This configuration can be used to start aria2 as a service. It can be used in conjunction with several of the frontends listed below. Note that rpc-user and rpc-pass are deprecated, but most frontends have not been ported to the new authentication yet. Do not forget to change user, password and Download directory.
pacman -Sp lists the URLs of the packages on stdout, instead of downloading them, then | pipes it to the next command. Finally, the -i in aria2c -i - switch to aria2c means that the URLs for files to be downloaded should be read from the file specified, but if - is passed, then read the URLs from stdin.
Some sites may filter the requests based on your User Agent, since aria2 is not a well known downloader, it may be good to use a most known downloader or browser as the Aria's User Agent. Just use the -U option like this:
But both aria2 and axel simply pushed the needle all the way to the right, neither one forcing the download speed beyond what was already dictated by my out-of-date components. It was still pretty darned fast though. ?
Outside of those points you should probably delve in for yourself and see which one appeals to you. Like I said, on a fast connection to an in-country server neither could push speeds beyond what I usually see for the hardware. Both have features that the other might not; install, decide, enjoy. ? 152ee80cbc
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