Open mptpro opened 7 months ago
Are you sure JDownloader is up-to-date ? You can force update with Help->Find Updates.
@jlesage thanks for responding. Yes I have the most recent version on both JD's
I just tried another RG file, and still same behavior.... the JD that is "native" linux indentified the file as online and starts downloding. THe Docker version shows the file as offline. Very strange.
-- REMOTE SYSTEM ------------------------------------------- OS: Linux (LINUX 64Bit) (amd64 64Bit) JAVA: 1.8.0_392-b08 (64Bit) IcedTea OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM JAVA HEAP: 68.6 MB / 265.29 MB / 7.41 GB STARTUP TIME: 00h 10m 42s (startup time: 15.11.23 10:36)
[STORAGE INFORMATION] /: 190599475200 / 486343196672 /config: 190599475200 / 486343196672 /output: 190599475200 / 486343196672
I just did a quick test on my side and Rapidgator is working.
Do you have something in your setup that could block the connection to the service ?
Maybe you can look at /config/logs/
inside the container to see if you can find more details about the failure.
I figured it out, but no real solution. When I have my VPN turn on (PIA) then Rapidgator doesn't connect with the Jdownloader in Docker, but it does with the native Linux client. Not sure why it does this.... maybe something with my network configuration within Docker?
Just to clarify, the native client is also using the VPN ?
Yes, the native client is using the VPN. The VPN is on the Linux system itself, not within the Docker container. I've tried it a few more times since I posted to double-check, and same behavior. VPN off, both work. VPN on, then the native client works with rapidgator but the Docker JD2 doesn't (but other hosters do, regardless).
Current Behavior
When adding any link from Rapidgator then it shows as "not online". All other hosters work (youtube, web pages, turbobit, ks2, Mega etc)
Expected Behavior
Rapidgator should show as online, since it is.
Steps To Reproduce
No response
Environment
Container creation
I used the Docker Compose
Container log
Container inspect
No response
Anything else?
What is interesting is that I have Jdownloader also installed directly as a non-Docker in my Linux (Pop-OS) and in that instance the Rapidgator files work.