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1. How do I get updates?

All JDownloader changes are released via our custom built update system.

By default, the update button will start flashing once updates are available and they will be installed automatically the next time you close/restart JD or once you click the update button.

Small "plugin updates" are sometimes auto-installed in the background without any notification and do not require an application restart.

Smaller plugin updates can get released without a change of the build number displayed in GUI.

2. When do I receive updates e.g. after my support request has been closed or marked as 'Solved'?

Plugin updates generally become available within 0-5 minutes after the programmer commits work to svn.jdownloader.org, updates are then downloaded, installed silently with no user notification and are available to use without client restart!

Updates to non-plugin components require a "Core update". When Core update is released, default behaviour is for the client to pre-download, and indicate via flashing update button that an update is available to install. If you don't use any of these notifications, update will install on exit/close of application. JDownloader restart is required for core components to become available.

Core updates are not released every day!

In some cases, Core-Updates will be required for plugin changes too which can lead to delayed updates of single plugins while updates for other plugins are released at the same time.

Please do not ask repeatedly - wait until you receive an update which requires a JDownloader restart and only contact us again if you reported issue/suggested feature is still not fixed or working as expected!

3. Okay but I waited several days or more and there are no updates, why??

We call this a "build block".

Why does this happen? Unreleased Core components are required within Plugins, and creates this 'build block'.

Core updates can at times take many days to weeks to be released publicly, due to development schedule and testing.

We do not provide ETA for Core updates to be released, you will need to wait!

You can go to the directory /opt/rockstor and create a new folder called rockons-metastore,

after this you have to create a new file called jdownloader2.json and copy all the text from my last post.

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Did you solve the problem long term? I have encountered the same problem since a couple of month and jdownloader is practically not usable on my omv machine. Among reinstalling the plugin I tried a few things, but eventually jdownloader itself crashes and does not come up again. As a result only the backup jar file exists.

I was wondering what the best way to handle jdownloader or other download managers? Are they treated as seperate apps? Is the only way to deal with this via QoS policies? I'd love to hear about your experiences.

I am using a fully updated (as of post date) edition of Garuda Sway Wayland. I have just installed and tried reinstalling jdownloader 2 from the chaotic repo. Whenever I launch the program I get no response and the program will not open.

I like jdownloader simply because of the sheer number of websites it supports. I use a lot of third party websites that don't have a dedicated downloader that works with them. Namely downloading video clips from them.

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