Patch for downloading multiple files in one request
Not sure how to do a diff thingy; sorry
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reporter It's been working for me in my environment ;-)
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what is the command for downloading multiple files in one request?
if it works you should do a pull requests etc..
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reporter 0 <First File to download> <Last File to download>
So its a range thing
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repo owner - changed status to resolved
grabber: support fetching ranges (fixes
#91)→ <<cset e887afb119a3>>
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Great idea, thanks! I’ve pushed a variant of this in e887afb119a329627100596b4718ea1b09fc8470.
Use it like
1 5 9-12
to fetch1 5 9 10 11 12
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is this used for concurrent downloading?
ie downloading more than one file/episode at a time?OR is this just so we can avoid having to type in each number at a time?
ie 1-12
instead of 1 2 3 . . . .12BUT the downloading will still occur one file at a time?
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repo owner It’s the latter. Files will still be downloaded sequentially. You can always run multiple copies of webdl to download in parallel :)
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Thanks for the variant version you pushed..
I like this much better and it makes it easier to choose single eps or a range of episodes..I just tested this patch and it truly is a time saver from previous methods of needing to type one number at a time..
now I just type 1-20Thanks to Craig Lister for creating the original code.
@delx
Is there any danger to downloading multiple streams concurrently from the same stream provider?
ie it gets flagged by the stream provider? -
repo owner I doubt they’d notice or care about 2-3 streams in parallel. I really have no idea though, it depends on what sort of monitoring their ops team is doing :)
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does this work?