feature request: batch download

[magichowl]

Hi,

I met a problem when I trying to download

http://listen1.cxt8.com/go_download.aspx?ciid=180&cdid=7835&m=2 http://listen1.cxt8.com/go_download.aspx?ciid=180&cdid=7836&m=2 ... http://listen1.cxt8.com/go_download.aspx?ciid=180&cdid=7840&m=2

It would be better if I can add just one url with some wildcards http://listen1.cxt8.com/go_download.aspx?ciid=180&cdid=78**&m=2

Thanks for your good job on webui.

[mtahmed]

BTW, asterisks are valid characters in a URL. Also, I would think it would be hard to try all possible combinations of all possible characters in place of the wildcards. So to solve that problem, one would have to introduce REGEX into URLs e.g.

http://listen1.cxt8.com/go_download.aspx?ciid=180&cdid=78{0-9][0-9]&m=2

Then the parser would also have to be told what parts of the URL is REGEX, and I am not sure if there's a good way to do that.

[magichowl]

I've used a download tool called xunlei on Windows.

In its gui, a window will pop up for inserting batch schedules.

The rule of URLs is to use * enclosed by parentheses e.g.

|http://ww.a.com/file(*).zip

And below the input area for URLs, there are

several input boxes: (the position of underlines)

-	From _a_ To __z

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////
-	stands for radio buttons

On 09/26/2013 08:36 AM, mtahmed wrote:

BTW, asterisks are valid characters in a URL. Also, I would think it would be hard to try all possible combinations of all possible characters in place of the wildcards. So to solve that problem, one would have to introduce REGEX into URLs e.g.

|http://listen1.cxt8.com/go_download.aspx?ciid=180&cdid=78{0-9][0-9]&m=2|

Then the parser would also have to be told what parts of the URL is REGEX, and I am not sure if there's a good way to do that.

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[binux]

try

-P, --parameterized-uri[=true|false] Enable parameterized URI support. You can specify set of parts: http://{sv1,sv2,sv3}/foo.iso. Also you can specify numeric sequences with step counter: http://host/image[000-100:2].img. A step counter can be omitted. If all URIs do not point to the same file, such as the second example above, -Z option is required. Default: false

which can be used in aria2.addUri

[magichowl]

I've test the aria2 1.17.0. It works in command line, e.g.

aria2c -Z -P http://www.a.com/image[12-23].jpg

but not support in webui-aria2, maybe need some modifications in parsing.

[magichowl]

I've enabled parameterized URI support. How to enable -Z? It doesn't work if I just write -Z before url