Jdownloader

  1. Jdownloadersetup
  2. Jdownloader Download
  3. Jdownloader Safe
  • JDownloader simplifies and improves the process of downloading files from 'free' file hosting sites like Rapidshare, MEGA, Mediafire, 4Shared, uploaded.to, Putlocker, Cyberlocker, etc. JDownloader offers downloading in multiple parallel streams, CAPTCHA recognition, and automatic file extraction.
  • JDownloader 2 is an excellent mass download software. It’s easy to use, won’t take up too much of your bandwidth, and it’s free. The open-source software is a real time saver if you’re downloading multiple files from hosting sites like FileFactory, Mega, HighTail, MediaFire, WeTransfer, and more.

Download with JDownloader. This extension starts a Tor executable in the background. When the connection is successfully established, it redirects all your traffic through Tor's anonymous network to increase user privacy. This is done by dynamically changing the proxy configuration of your browser to use a SOCKS5 proxy.

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Because JDownloader is written in cross-plattform Java it can also run on many different NAS products and embedded devices.

In order to run JDownloader on your device the following requirements must be met:

  • at least Java 1.6
    • supported Java Versions: 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, Java9, Java10, Java11, Java12, Java13, Java14..Java1X
    • following JVMs are known to work/are supported: OpenJDK, AdoptOpenJDK, Oracle, IBM, Zulu, Zing
    • recommended Java Version: 1.8
    • working but experimental status: Java9, Java10, Java11, Java12, Java13, Java14....Java1X
  • minimum of 128 MB RAM (less is possible but not recommended)
    • recommended: 256 MB for headless, 512 MB with GUI
  • about 100 MB disk space

Short overview of known supported devices (highly depends on hardware specification like CPU/RAM/OS):

  • Asustor NAS
  • QNAP NAS
  • Western Digital NAS
  • Zyxel NAS
  • ...please let us know about more supported NAS vendors
  • Raspberry PI
  • Odroid
  • Banana Pi
  • Cubieboard
  • Beagleboard
  • Hummingboard
  • PandaBoard
  • CuBox
  • ...please let us know about more supported boards

How to install JDownloader on headless (no graphical userinterface) devices and control it via MyJDownloader webinterface:

Jdownloadersetup

  1. Create a folder where you want to install JDownloader to
    • example: 'mkdir /path/JDownloader' replace path with installation parent folder)
  2. Download JDownloader.jar (3.807.192bytes|SHA256:8ff0bdf0113012136fb43367e594842b9d1337171af3c3f2a6f25ea2cbc561f6) or copy existing JDownloader.jar (and place it into that folder)
    • example: cd /path/JDownloader
    • example: wget http://installer.jdownloader.org/JDownloader.jar
  3. Start JDownloader installation
    1. java -jar JDownloader.jar -norestart
    2. Repeat step 3.1 until JDownloader asks you to enter your MyJDownloader logins on console
    3. You can now remote control your JDownloader instance via MyJDownloader
  4. Start JDownloader with java -jar JDownloader.jar & (without the -norestart parameter!)
  5. Checkout the other articles in this headless category - especially these useful headless hints.
  6. Much fun with JDownloader and MyJDownloader :)

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