Downloading from one-click hosters (rapidshare etc.) on Lenny - Revision history

Bellox902 at 10:27, 31 March 2010

Bellox902 — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 10:27:31 GMT

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	Download the armel builds of DownloadDaemon and libboost_thread to /mnt/.		Download the armel builds of DownloadDaemon and libboost_thread to /mnt/.
	<pre>		<pre>
		+	cd /mnt
		+
	wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/downloaddaemon/files/Version%200.9/ARM%20and%20armel%20builds/libboost-thread1.41_armel_lenny.tar.gz/download		wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/downloaddaemon/files/Version%200.9/ARM%20and%20armel%20builds/libboost-thread1.41_armel_lenny.tar.gz/download

Bellox902 at 10:22, 31 March 2010

Bellox902 — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 10:22:29 GMT

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-	Now we need to symbolically [[w:~~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/~~Ln_%28Unix%29\|link]] DownloadDaemon (since there is no installer).	+	Now we need to symbolically [[w:Ln_%28Unix%29\|link]] DownloadDaemon (since there is no installer).
	<pre>		<pre>
	ln -s /mnt/downloaddaemon-0.9/usr/local/bin/* /usr/bin/		ln -s /mnt/downloaddaemon-0.9/usr/local/bin/* /usr/bin/
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	Once you're logged in, goto '''Servers -> Apache Webserver''' and click the existing '''Virtual Server''' to configure it. Change the '''Document Root''' to '''/mnt/ddclient-php-0.9/ddclient-php''' and click Save.		Once you're logged in, goto '''Servers -> Apache Webserver''' and click the existing '''Virtual Server''' to configure it. Change the '''Document Root''' to '''/mnt/ddclient-php-0.9/ddclient-php''' and click Save.

-	Now to actually get the new content, in the top right corner of Webmin click '''Stop Apache''', wait, and then '''Start Apache'''.	+	Now to actually get the new content, in the top right corner of Webmin click '''Stop Apache''' (wait until its stopped) and then '''Start Apache''' (wait until its restarted).
	Now go back to the Linkstation console to find out your ip-address.		Now go back to the Linkstation console to find out your ip-address.
	<pre>		<pre>
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-	You should see something like this [http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/img/ddclient-php_1.png this].	+	You should see something like this [http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/img/ddclient-php_1.png this] (only tested in LAN).


	==Configure/Run DownloadDaemon==		==Configure/Run DownloadDaemon==
	Log in, click the tab '''Configure DownloadDaemon''' and set the '''Download directory''' (in this case e.g. /mnt/downloads).		Log in, click the tab '''Configure DownloadDaemon''' and set the '''Download directory''' (in this case e.g. /mnt/downloads).
-	~~You can~~ also configure ~~a view premium~~ accounts ~~there~~.	+	There are also two secondary tabs to configure the '''Reconnect''' and '''Premium accounts'''.

-	Now click the tab '''Add Download(s)''', add some files, click '''Manage Downloads''' and check whether there is any progress.	+	Now click the tab '''Add Download(s)''', add some files, click '''Manage Downloads''' and check whether there is any progress, like it is [http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/img/ddclient-php_2.png here].

	==Last but not released==		==Last but not released==

Bellox902 at 00:13, 31 March 2010

Bellox902 — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 00:13:27 GMT

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	...and the [[w:chown\|owner]].		...and the [[w:chown\|owner]].
		+	<pre>
	chown -R downloadd:downloadd /etc/downloaddaemon		chown -R downloadd:downloadd /etc/downloaddaemon
		+	</pre>

	Besides, we still need to link the third library we were talking about.		Besides, we still need to link the third library we were talking about.

Bellox902 at 00:12, 31 March 2010

Bellox902 — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 00:12:49 GMT

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-	...and the [[chown\|owner]].	+	...and the [[w:chown\|owner]].
	chown -R downloadd:downloadd /etc/downloaddaemon		chown -R downloadd:downloadd /etc/downloaddaemon

Bellox902 at 00:11, 31 March 2010

Bellox902 — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 00:11:36 GMT

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-	'''[[w:File_hosting_service#One-click_hosting\|One-click hosting]]''' has become quite widespread, so it might be interesting trying it with a NAS. This guide describes how to install ~~DownloadDaemon<ref>~~http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/~~</ref>~~ and configure its web interface to do precisely that.	+	'''[[w:File_hosting_service#One-click_hosting\|One-click hosting]]''' has become quite widespread, so it might be interesting trying it with a NAS. This guide describes how to install [http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/ DownloadDaemon] and configure its web interface to do precisely that.

-	Note: This was only tested on an LSPROv2 with davies ~~Lenny release<ref>~~http://forum.buffalo.nas-central.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5736&p=72241&#p72241~~</ref>~~ (thx davy). Also note, that DownloadDaemon isn't as powerful as JDownloader, so it doesn't handle [[w:CAPTCHA\|CAPTCHA]] or Reconnect quite as well and doesn't support as many hosters.	+	Note: This was only tested on an LSPROv2 with davies [http://forum.buffalo.nas-central.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5736&p=72241&#p72241 Lenny-armel*-Debian rootfs image] (thx davy). Also note, that DownloadDaemon isn't as powerful as JDownloader, so it doesn't handle [[w:CAPTCHA\|CAPTCHA]] or Reconnect quite as well and doesn't support as many hosters.


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-	You should see something like this~~<ref>~~http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/img/ddclient-php_1.png~~</ref>~~.	+	You should see something like this [http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/img/ddclient-php_1.png this].


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	==Last but not released==		==Last but not released==
-	If you want to compile things yourself, read more ~~here<ref>~~https://downloaddaemon.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/downloaddaemon/trunk/INSTALLING~~</ref>~~.	+	If you want to compile things yourself, read more [https://downloaddaemon.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/downloaddaemon/trunk/INSTALLING here].

	If it doesn't work for you, please let me know! If it does, stay out of trouble :)		If it doesn't work for you, please let me know! If it does, stay out of trouble :)

Bellox902 at 00:05, 31 March 2010

Bellox902 — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 00:05:10 GMT

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	'''[[w:File_hosting_service#One-click_hosting\|One-click hosting]]''' has become quite widespread, so it might be interesting trying it with a NAS. This guide describes how to install DownloadDaemon<ref>http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/</ref> and configure its web interface to do precisely that.		'''[[w:File_hosting_service#One-click_hosting\|One-click hosting]]''' has become quite widespread, so it might be interesting trying it with a NAS. This guide describes how to install DownloadDaemon<ref>http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/</ref> and configure its web interface to do precisely that.

-	Note: This was only tested on ~~a [[Category:LSPro\|~~LSPROv2]] with davies ~~Debian~~ Lenny<ref>http://forum.buffalo.nas-central.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5736&p=72241&#p72241</ref> (thx davy). Also note, that DownloadDaemon isn't as powerful as JDownloader, so it doesn't handle [[w:CAPTCHA\|CAPTCHA]] or Reconnect quite as well and doesn't support as many hosters.	+	Note: This was only tested on an LSPROv2 with davies Lenny release<ref>http://forum.buffalo.nas-central.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5736&p=72241&#p72241</ref> (thx davy). Also note, that DownloadDaemon isn't as powerful as JDownloader, so it doesn't handle [[w:CAPTCHA\|CAPTCHA]] or Reconnect quite as well and doesn't support as many hosters.


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-	Now that were all set, lets run the daemon.	+	Now that were all set, lets run the daemon. Log in to the account (user: downloadd) you just created and type:
	<pre>		<pre>
	DownloadDaemon --daemon		DownloadDaemon --daemon
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	[[Category:Debian]]		[[Category:Debian]]
		+	[[Category:LSPro\|LSPROv2]]

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'''[[w:File_hosting_service#One-click_hosting|One-click hosting]]''' has become quite widespread, so it might be interesting trying it with a NAS. This guide describes how to install DownloadDaemon<ref>http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/</ref> and configure its web interface to do precisely that.

Note: This was only tested on a [[Category:LSPro|LSPROv2]] with davies Debian Lenny<ref>http://forum.buffalo.nas-central.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=5736&p=72241&#p72241</ref> (thx davy). Also note, that DownloadDaemon isn't as powerful as JDownloader, so it doesn't handle [[w:CAPTCHA|CAPTCHA]] or Reconnect quite as well and doesn't support as many hosters.

==Daemon Installation==

Assumption: big partition is mounted in /mnt/, DownloadDaemon version is 0.9.

DownloadDaemon requires three libraries (libcurl, libstdc++, libboost_thread). Also, to unpack later, we need bzip2.
<pre>
apt-get install libcurl4-gnutls-dev bzip2
</pre>

Download the armel builds of DownloadDaemon and libboost_thread to /mnt/.
<pre>
wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/downloaddaemon/files/Version%200.9/ARM%20and%20armel%20builds/libboost-thread1.41_armel_lenny.tar.gz/download

wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/downloaddaemon/files/Version%200.9/ARM%20and%20armel%20builds/downloaddaemon-0.9_armel.tar.bz2/download
</pre>

Unpack them.
<pre>
tar xjvf downloaddaemon-0.9_armel.tar.bz2

tar xvzf libboost-thread1.41_armel_lenny.tar.gz
</pre>

Now we need to symbolically [[w:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ln_%28Unix%29|link]] DownloadDaemon (since there is no installer).
<pre>
ln -s /mnt/downloaddaemon-0.9/usr/local/bin/* /usr/bin/

ln -s /mnt/downloaddaemon-0.9/etc/downloaddaemon/ /etc/downloaddaemon

ln -s /mnt/downloaddaemon-0.9/usr/local/share/downloaddaemon/ /usr/share/downloaddaemon
</pre>

Since DownloadDaemon doesn't run in root mode (for security reasons), we need to create a group and an account...

<pre>
addgroup downloadd

adduser --home /etc/downloaddaemon --ingroup downloadd downloadd
</pre>

...change the [[w:Chmod|mode]]...
<pre>
chmod -R a+rw /etc/downloaddaemon /mnt/downloads
</pre>

...and the [[chown|owner]].
chown -R downloadd:downloadd /etc/downloaddaemon

Besides, we still need to link the third library we were talking about.
<pre>
ln -s /mnt/libboost-thread1.41_armel_lenny/usr/local/lib/* /usr/lib/
</pre>

Now that were all set, lets run the daemon.
<pre>
DownloadDaemon --daemon
</pre>

==Web Interface Installation==

Now lets download the web interface and extract it.
<pre>
wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/downloaddaemon/files/Version%200.9/ddclient-php/ddclient-php-0.9.tar.gz/download

tar xvzf ddclient-php-0.9.tar.gz
</pre>

To create a server, we need to install Apache.
<pre>
apt-get install apache2
</pre>

To set the server paths easily, follow the Tutorial on [[Webmin to remotely administer your LinkStation|Webmin]]. When webmin has finished installing, the console will give you a link.

Once you're logged in, goto '''Servers -> Apache Webserver''' and click the existing '''Virtual Server''' to configure it. Change the '''Document Root''' to '''/mnt/ddclient-php-0.9/ddclient-php''' and click Save.

Now to actually get the new content, in the top right corner of Webmin click '''Stop Apache''', wait, and then '''Start Apache'''.
Now go back to the Linkstation console to find out your ip-address.
<pre>
ifconfig
</pre>

Now open a new tab in your browser and enter:
<pre>
http://<YOUR IP-ADDRESS>
</pre>

You should see something like this<ref>http://downloaddaemon.sourceforge.net/img/ddclient-php_1.png</ref>.

==Configure/Run DownloadDaemon==
Log in, click the tab '''Configure DownloadDaemon''' and set the '''Download directory''' (in this case e.g. /mnt/downloads).
You can also configure a view premium accounts there.

Now click the tab '''Add Download(s)''', add some files, click '''Manage Downloads''' and check whether there is any progress.

==Last but not released==
If you want to compile things yourself, read more here<ref>https://downloaddaemon.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/downloaddaemon/trunk/INSTALLING</ref>.

If it doesn't work for you, please let me know! If it does, stay out of trouble :)

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