Closed joselpg closed 7 years ago
Download speed is always limited by the server, so I don't think there is much that can be done here..
@Hrxn is right, the speed you get with DA is very variable. You can try 2 threads (I wouldn't try more than that, but that's me) since it's a little faster even if DA's end is busy; I've done many folders which have had hundreds of items each, so I know from experience.
If you drop the timeout to 12000 milliseconds, meaning 12 seconds, you might get some boost, at least I seem to have, versus 60000 (60s) or even bigger, where it took even 15 minutes between pages. Seemingly that timeout is how long RipMe waits for replies and re-tries when nothing happens, which'd explain why it takes so long.
The bottom line: don't try too many threads and too low timeouts cuz although DA still hasn't IP-banned me for ripping tons of stuff, they could get wise anytime and suddenly put a range of rippers behind a firewall, which could end uglily. 2 threads and 12s sound like the reasonable max to me to keep using.
@Hrxn You´re right. Sound logical for me. @rautamiekka Yes. Is configured by default with: 5 Maximum threads and 60000 milliseconds of timeout. I didn't use your recommended configuration. But I tried with a similar, and there isn´t a significant diference for speed up the velocity. I´m donwloading with 24 threads per page, I think is the max. capacity for DA use. Because only 24 images are hosted per page. And about timeout. I´m not sure, but I used 10000 ms. In short, There´s not much you can do about the spped up. I have 20Mbps, and according to my calculations. It will take me for over 30 hours to download 17000 images of my collection. Although with a speed significantly much slower it might take the same.
^ 24 threads is just asking for trouble, from both DA and your connection, and if you've 20Mbps down you're not giving it much per thread.
Looks like this issue is addressed as "by design". Closing as client-side / by-design / wontfix.
I think the process is too low when we have a lot of images. In my case it starts downloading 24 per page, and delay 3 minutes for start with the next page. So just imagine download a big collection