These can be found in the project website. Can be found different graphical interfaces available for Aria2.The supported interfaces are JSON-RPC ( via HTTP and WebSocket) and XML-RPC. Includes RPC interface support to control the aria2 Process.Using Metalink's Chunk Checksums, aria2 automatically validates data chunks while downloading a file as BitTorrent.Provides file verification for HTTP / FTP / SFTP / BitTorrent integration and different settings for location, language, operating system, etc. Among them it supports DHT, PEX, Encryption, Magnet URI, Website Search, Selective Download, Local Peer Discovery, and UDP Tracker. We meet again a full-featured BitTorrent client.HTTP / FTP downloads use only 4MB of memory and 9MB for BitTorrent downloads. Is a light application It doesn't require much memory or CPU utilization.It seeks to try to improve the overall download experience. It will give us the ability to download a file from multiple sources / protocols and try to use the maximum download bandwidth. This application will offer us the possibility of performing multiple connection downloads.So changing the order of initialisation of %binaries has no effect. And Perl stores hash entries in a random order (different each time you run it). The grep statement doesn't change the list order. The %binaries hash is a lookup table to map the downloader names to their binary executable names, to allow the grep statement to check whether each downloader is installed and remove it from the list if not. That is what I changed in commit dfe0f42d (along with updating the documentation). Sub ftp_http_downloaders() ftp_http_downloaders() įtp_http_downloaders() returns an ordered list of downloaders. The code for available_ftp_http_downloaders() is > #- first downloader of is the default one > according to the comment in urpm/download.pm i disagree: (In reply to Nicolas Lécureuil from comment #59) What method is used to retrieve stage2, and can that be user altered if necessary? If anyone have time, It could be interesting to try all mirrors with all three downloadrers and put the result in an table - i winder if it would be the same result for all users or it also depends on some bug in any box on the line or ISP traffic shaping methods. I have not tried different mirrors, using only umu.se. > me the most problems with my nearest mirror ().įor me as default the metadata seem to never fail, so here aria2 (and wget) works, but not curl - it fails in the first rpm download/install transaction. Shouldn't we then raise separate a bug (depending on this bug) about using same default for metadata as for rpms? > You have to explicitly set the downloader to override that. > complaint, as urpmi will still use aria2c to download metadata. > Changing the default to wget would only partially fix the original (In reply to Martin Whitaker from comment #38) so guess they generally don't aim for reliability.) Internet supplier: Bredband2 (maybe too cheap, lost connection due to power failure (no UPS) almost all of monday due to storm, while others around using other suppliers had no problem. Administration app say all are well.įibre modem: hard to reach, can check if interest.įibre operator: IP-Only installed fibre, modem, their station Router(s): TP-link Deco S4, on latest fw (20210607), mesh of 3 units, laptop not using the one connected to fibre modem. Laptop: Asus A717, wifi Atheros QCA6174, driver ath10k_pci (mga8 x86_64 Plasma) Could also be some change upstream lately. Interestingly, this machine worked mostly OK with default curl using our previous routers, but not the new ones, which apparently make this problem worse. I guess curl use some protocol/dialect incompatible with something or a combination of things between internet and me.īoth wget and aria2 works, every time I tried. When running, it takes just a second to fail all kernel related packages, not much at all got retrieved. (using MCC -> update, like normal users - did not try using plain urpmi yet.)Ĭould also be that it drops connection so often that retries is futile: Then it did not complain, but it also did not help Tested drakrpm with curl attempting to making it retry by editing /etc/urpmi/urpmi.cfg, per 'man urpmi.cfg' :Īfter the line specifying the downloader does not work.Ĭhecking by launching urpmi, urpmi spits out that it do not recognise that option.Īdopting to style of the other options, I changed it to
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