marine1
Honorary Master
Hi guys which program would you recommend to drag and drop addresses into the program to start downloading as opposed to doing it manually one by one?
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No. I have the same problem. Especially with rapidshare.
marine1
Honorary Master
Yes but you cannot drag and drop multiple links at one time.
with freedownloadmanager you can highlight the list of urls in your browser then COPY and use the IMPORT option under the file menu: select import list of urls.
the ip already in use issue is because you are connecting from behind your isp's transparent proxy, so the rapidshare server detects your connection as well as everyone else connecting through your isp as coming from the same ip. you can overcome this by purchasing a premium account
the ip already in use issue is because you are connecting from behind your isp's transparent proxy, so the rapidshare server detects your connection as well as everyone else connecting through your isp as coming from the same ip. you can overcome this by purchasing a premium account
marine1
Honorary Master
Thanks Lord
marine1
Honorary Master
Just bought an account
cybershark
Expert Member
And then you have what IS is doing to downloads now.
For those who are capped the above image reads:
If that happens and you're using a download manager you get a 610 byte file.
For those who are capped the above image reads:
If that happens and you're using a download manager you get a 610 byte file.
And then you have what IS is doing to downloads now.
For those who are capped the above image reads:
If that happens and you're using a download manager you get a 610 byte file.
Very interesting. Are you sure that is coming from IS, as it seems to be a Rapidshare-only phenomenon, and throws most download managers including ReGet? Thankfully I managed to fudge one of my own download programs to get around it. It is EXACTLY like a normal redirect, with a 200 status not a 30* one.
And then you have what IS is doing to downloads now.
For those who are capped the above image reads:
If that happens and you're using a download manager you get a 610 byte file.
I get this thing too, when I am using my IS ADSL account without premium account. I don't use download managers and you just wait for 2 seconds and the save as windows will appear.
cybershark
Expert Member
I have a premium account and I still get that, I've seen it regularly this month just browsing.
rapidshare does allow the use of download managers with premium accounts.
with freedownloadmanager you can enter your rapidshare account username and password in the actual download's properties and it takes care of the rest. it evens auto follows the redirect url for links ending with .html instead of .zip/.rar etc
i don't know if it works with other dl managers, but try fdm, and if that method does not work then it's most probably a config issue with your isp's squid (proxy)
with freedownloadmanager you can enter your rapidshare account username and password in the actual download's properties and it takes care of the rest. it evens auto follows the redirect url for links ending with .html instead of .zip/.rar etc
i don't know if it works with other dl managers, but try fdm, and if that method does not work then it's most probably a config issue with your isp's squid (proxy)
I tried it ( as one of several ) when RS started this status 200 refresh thing, and it failed completely to follow the refresh. It *might* have been failing to follow the redirects ( 30* status ) too for all I know, but it completely failed to download the files.
As I said, I've got my own program working now after a few fiddles, so life is OK.
