[danz0l]

Good job!!

I was in work all day today, so unable to reply RE:lighttpd, sorry about that!!

To be honest I would have just directed you to one of the many guides around for lighttpd + php through google.

The needed php-ui folder is not directly inside the tar, there is other stuff/folders too!!

Also I have never had permission issues, but it is nice to see a solution if I ever have!!

The Capt.

Yes there always seems a solution somewhere Thanks for all your help Capt and the recomendation, its really been appreciated.

The web interface is nice and functional and certainly handy. I still much prefer the windows application though and its nice to have a choice. The resource used by the daemon is amazing, far less than sabnzbd+ so i'm really happy.

Thanks again

[danz0l]

*Subscribed*

this looks like a tool I need to have in my toolbox

-=Jason=-

Its rather good Jason and coupled with the web interface AND the windows app it really comes into its own. It has its issues certainly but nothing deal breaking and its fast and resource friendly.

I've been downloading off megaupload using a premium account now for a few days and boy have i managed to get some real sort after TV series. Very very handy

I'd certainly recommend it over jdownloader which is very nice but its dependency on java and xwindows makes it uncomfortable for an xbmc system. Its also very resource hungry where downloaddaemon has a very small cpu and memory footprint.

[.nimrod]

Thanks to this thread and the DownloadDaemon forums i managed to get it working and it's pretty awesome so far, but how do i setup a password list to unrar the downloaded files?

EDIT: found it, it's in

/etc/downloaddaemon/daownloaddaemon.conf

at

pkg_extractor_passwords

[Capt.Insano]

Just a note for those subscribed to this thread;

I have put together a HOW-TO that (hopefully) gives a complete guide to setting up and using downloaddaemon.

[HOW-TO] Headless Rapidshare Downloading for XBMC LIVE/Linux

Please add any comments you have/steps I've forgotten to help other folks,

Thanks,
The Capt

[marcelomanzo]

Hi,

there's a tool called Xvfb. It's a virtual x server. You could try to run jdownloader on a different xterminal. So you could use the xbmc session on the one xterminal and the jdownloader on the virtual one.

This should work.

danz0l,

I tried your method and the Xvfb...
Xvfb is much more stable and easy.

to install:
sudo apt-get install Xvfb
sudo apt-get install x11vnc

to run:
Xvfb :1&
x11vnc -ncache 10 -display :1 -bg&
DISPLAY=:1 jdownloader

after that connect from your machine with TightVNC or any other vnc client.

You will be able to load and control the jdownloader.

[brittjan]

This works so great!
but I have a problem..

I can have acess to Downloaddaemon in my lan with http://192.168.1.5/downloaddaemon/

But how can I acess it if I'm not home?
http://Wan-ip/downloaddaemon/ don't work..

Is there a port I must forwarding in my router?

Thanks!

[Celox]

Ah managed to work it out.

Had to edit the lighttpd conf file



Added the following

Code:

fastcgi.server = ( ".php" => ((
                     "bin-path" => "/usr/bin/php-cgi",
                     "socket" => "/tmp/php.socket",
                     "max-procs" => 2,
                     "bin-environment" => (
                       "PHP_FCGI_CHILDREN" => "16",
                       "PHP_FCGI_MAX_REQUESTS" => "10000"
                     ),
                     "bin-copy-environment" => (
                       "PATH", "SHELL", "USER"
                     ),
                     "broken-scriptfilename" => "enable"
                 )))

Hmmm... i was wondering if this code really needs to be in the lighttpd.conf file? I don't have it at all but lighty runs fine and according to info.php fast-cgi is active "Server API CGI/FastCGI". Downloaddaemon runs fine without any problems. But i do have the fast-cgi module enable and loaded. Any idea if this code is a "must' ?

edit:


ok, just read myself through the lighty docs. as i enabled the fastcgi-modul with "lighttpd-enable-mod fastcgi" it activates the config in "/etc/lighttpd/conf-enabled/10-fastcgi.conf" which contains the default parameter which optionally can also be placed in the global config file (lighttpd.conf)