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muggins
Joined: 20 Jan 2006 Posts: 5646 Location: hobart
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Posted: Sun 12 Mar 2006, 06:51 Post_subject:
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here's a binary of the aria downloader. from what i can recall it didn't require any additional libraries to work.
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mouldy

Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 437
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Posted: Wed 12 Mar 2008, 16:41 Post_subject:
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In Puppy 3.01 you need to add libstdc++-libc6.2-2.so.3
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Dingo

Joined: 11 Dec 2007 Posts: 922
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Posted: Wed 12 Mar 2008, 16:55 Post_subject:
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I have Aria on dokupuppy:
http://puppylover.netsons.org/dokupuppy/doku.php/programs:download_manager
is this the same version I have?
_________________ OpenOffice for Puppy Linux - puppy linux packages wiki
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mouldy

Joined: 04 May 2005 Posts: 437
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Posted: Thu 13 Mar 2008, 21:20 Post_subject:
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Aria version 0.10.1pl3 is what is posted here.
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lapis
Joined: 02 Jun 2008 Posts: 124
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Posted: Sat 21 Feb 2009, 10:00 Post_subject:
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I like this download manager as much as any available in Linux.
It can pause and resume reliably and shows all the files you are downloading with many options to queue and prioritize. It also does not waste space by doubling up while downloading like Prozilla and DownThemAll.
It also plays well with sites like Rapidshare and Filefactory which most of the other Linux download managers don't do.
The only thing lacking is multithreading but I rarely find that to be even necessary in these broadband times.
However, this is a rather old version and has a bug whereby the remaining time is not calculated. This was fixed in newer versions but the only binaries I could find were for Debian and are a lot larger than this one
Has anybody compiled version 1.0.0 or newer for Puppy?
http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/a/aria/
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muggins
Joined: 20 Jan 2006 Posts: 5646 Location: hobart
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Posted: Sat 21 Feb 2009, 14:54 Post_subject:
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See this thread.
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lapis
Joined: 02 Jun 2008 Posts: 124
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Posted: Sat 21 Feb 2009, 17:15 Post_subject:
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I couldn't find anything new on Aria there. Only Aria2c which I have found to be more trouble than it is worth. Aria2c often fails to start the download and just sits there. It also fails at resuming a download often, especially if you change servers. I tried the flashgot integration, but I hit ctrl+F3 by accident a few times and it stupidly opens up a million downloads and promptly crashes the computer. It also does not play nice with some download sites that Aria works fine with. It is not even lightweight anymore, it has turned into a bloated complicated mess.
Its only advantage is it is supposed to be a multithread downloader but it is such a pain in the ass to put the urls in if you want to download a file from different servers. It also drops servers too easily and there is no facillity to restart. Then there is the hassle of having to go back and put the download site urls in quotes because it bombs otherwise so the flashgot integration ends up being useless a lot of the time.
Aria is neat, has a graphical user interface showing multiple simultaneous downloads in one window, works properly with Rapidshare and the like and will resume properly. You can queue and throttle on the fly, change the order of download priority and schedule. It even can download whole website structures.
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muggins
Joined: 20 Jan 2006 Posts: 5646 Location: hobart
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Posted: Sun 22 Feb 2009, 08:39 Post_subject:
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Woops! I forgot all about the gui-based aria downloader. Which pupversion are you wanting it for? I tried the debian version, but it doesn't like my versions of libcrypto.so.0.9.7 & libssl.so.0.9.7.
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