[ JDownloader2 ] [ 180121 ] Decentralized Download Manager

[QNAP_Stephane]

source : http://jdownloader.org

Download : x31, x41 ,arm64, x86, x64

https://qnapclub.eu/fr/qpkg/524

Dependency : QJDK8

Note :

On First Install QPKG doesnt start automatically

1 ) be sure to be registered first an account on https://my.jdownloader.org

2 ) Log in SSH with your Putty / Terminal with admin account and type command 'jd2'
after some download and install enter your credential (registered on https://my.jdownloader.org)

basically ---> hit Y when request

the mail adress and your password

once done just close terminal... and Start JDownloader2 QPKG

start managing your JDownloader over https://my.jdownloader.org (you can also hit the open qpkg button will redirect you on the website)

About :

[en] JDownloader is a free, open-source download management tool with a huge community of developers that makes downloading as easy and fast as it should be.
[fr] JDownloader est un outil de gestion de téléchargement gratuit et open-source avec une énorme communauté de développeurs qui rend le téléchargement aussi facile et rapide qu'il devrait l'être.

[Gryzor]

Ohhh at long last!!! Thanks so much really, gonna try this asap

This (or something similar) should really have been done by Qnap themselves, so hats off to you!

[Gryzor]

Hm, actually... jd2: command not found. Where to go? I guess it's not in the path?

[QNAP_Stephane]

should be as symlink pointing /opt/JDownloader2/jd2 ($QPKG_ROOT/jd2)

[Gryzor]

No /opt/JDownloader2 exists...

Supposedly, it was installed fine - I even got the post-installation note about not running it etc...

[Gryzor]

Oh wait, the symlink doesn't exist, but I found it under /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/ . But, there's no jd2 to run, only a jd2* which looks like a config file?

[Kubaton]

I had exactly the same issue on a TS-451+. I had installed QJDK8, provided by Qnapclub Store. The issue is the jd2 file is configured for Java to be installed in /opt/JDK8 and it's in /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/QJDK8. Rather than creating symlinks, I just edited the jd2 file and replaced all instances of /opt/JDK8 with /share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/QJDK8.

I'm haven't completely tested it yet because I'm still in the process of setting it up but everything appears to be working. I'm able to access the My JDownloader page. Make sure you set your default download folder, as it defaults to the download folder of the user which connected via SSH to initiate the setup.

Good luck.

[QNAP_Stephane]

in all case, i observed this behavior with QJDK8 (also with QMono) when application do not create symlink in /opt,
all NAS is having Entware QPKG

if i remember EntWare must be install first .. and other QPKG later

[Gryzor]

Thanks for the info, Kubaton!

Stephane, would it be possible to implement this in an updated package?

[QNAP_Stephane]

ok I changed the jd2 engine...seems buggin on some NAS

Now JD2 script created on first install in post install script

[Gryzor]

I updated to the new package by installing it over the old one, because I realized I can't see the JD2 icon in the apps manager (!?). Running jd2 in shell gives:

/usr/bin/jd2: line 25: /opt/QJDK8/bin/java: No such file or directory

Maybe it's because of the unclean install?

[QNAP_Stephane]

/opt/QJDK8 symlink is create by QJDK8

reinstall correct version QJDK8 according your NAS... the symlink is created on QJDK8 startup (probably an Entware side effect, if it installed on your NAS)

as think it need a clean reinstall for JDOwnloader

tested on a clean TS-253PRO

[Gryzor]

I'll try checking qjdk, but in the meantime, how do I uninstall it without an icon?

Sent from my HTC 10 using Tapatalk

[QNAP_Stephane]

wait 10 min

I am updating QJDK8 to u162 (available in some min on QnapClub Repo)

i change to use ln commande from /bin and not using the current $PATH

[Gryzor]

YES! It works!!!

Stephane, you're a god! Finally, JD on the NAS...

I just changed the download location to /share/Download to coincide with my Transmission settings and have it all together, but that was a personal decision...

Thanks so much!!