Requirements:
This know how isn't recommend to use for Turris 1.x, because jDownloader heavily use CPU and instead of it it's better to use pyLoad
In the beginning I will tell you what is jDownloader and it's usage.
jDowloader is useful tool for downloading files from many servers.
It's developed in Java language, which means it is multi-platform thing. It can download many files at one time and from different servers. It can also download tracks and videos from YouTube. Sometimes it can recognize captcha itself, but if it isn't successful it will request to you to fill it manually. Also you can setup file extraction, when it downloaded archive(s). You can limit your download speed and also set download time. If you don't run jDownloader headless, you can download some skins for it and even you can setup after succesfully download that it will turn off computer.
In this article I will show you, how to install jDownloader 2. I used Debian container, but that's up to you.
You need to create folder: “jdownloader”, which should be created in folder /home
cd /home mkdir jdownloader
Now you will enter our created folder jdownloader
cd jdownloader
In SSH client you should see this output:
root@debian:/home/jdownloader#
It means you're in and you can download jDownloader.
wget http://installer.jdownloader.org/JDownloader.jar
After download you're gonna run jDownloader in headless mode, because Turris doesn't have graphical output.
java -Djava.awt.headless=true -jar JDownloader.jar
jDownloader checks if it is updated and if it isn't it would start download updates and after it it will automatically install them. This process can take around 20 minutes.
In the meantime you need to create account on this website: MyJdownloader
After jDownloader installed all of updates it will tell you that jDownloader was restarted by itself and it's running in background.
Self Update successful |---------------------------Headless Information------------------------------- | Restart Required | JDownloader Updated and restarted itself. | The process restarted itself and runs now in the background: 288@localhost | If you do not want JD to restart itself, use the -norestart switch. |------------------------------------------------------------------------------
It is necessary to kill/terminate jDownloader for example through htop
(task manager on Unix)
and we will again start jDownloader manually.
java -Djava.awt.headless=true -jar JDownloader.jar
This process is gonna take again around 20 minutes and after it will verify all updates it will say this:
|---------------------------Headless Information------------------------------- | MyJDownloader Setup | Your 'My JDownloader' logins are not correct. | Please check username/email and password! | Enter y -> Enter Logins | Enter n -> Exit JDownloader
Now you will need credentials from site, where you registered and to put credentials you need to press keyboard Y' and after it send it to jDownloader by pressing
ENTER'. After it you will put there email and also press ENTER
and then put there your password and press ENTER
When you're filling password, so they're not shown, but they are there. Don't use weak or default passwords like 12345 or admin.
After you put there correct credentials you could see your jDownloader on this page: https://my.jdownloader.org po
For Unix based system, which used systemd as Debian or ArchLinuxARM you can use this script, but if you changed path, where did you install jdownloader then you will need edit this script.
wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/BKPepe/ed8b9cde3675e48642dc55a8e81d5985/raw/dd753c0843c0d113951b639b3e91da1c10f16f85/jd.sh -O /etc/init.d/jdownloader chmod +x /etc/init.d/jdownloader
And now we will reload daemon
systemctl daemon-reload
After that we can look, if you can start jDownloader through service
service jdownloader start
and with this command, you can find if it is running
service jdownloader status
If you have this output:
root@debian:~# service jdownloader status ● jdownloader.service - LSB: JDownloader2 server daemon Loaded: loaded (/etc/init.d/jdownloader; generated; vendor preset: enabled) Active: active (running) since Wed 2017-06-21 21:34:20 UTC; 3s ago Docs: man:systemd-sysv-generator(8) Process: 2177 ExecStart=/etc/init.d/jdownloader start (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS) CGroup: /system.slice/jdownloader.service └─2180 /usr/bin/java -Djava.awt.headless=true -jar /root/jdownloader/JDownloader.jar Jun 21 21:34:20 debian1 systemd[1]: Starting LSB: JDownloader2 server daemon... Jun 21 21:34:20 debian1 jdownloader[2177]: Start JDownloader Jun 21 21:34:20 debian1 systemd[1]: Started LSB: JDownloader2 server daemon.
Then everything is OK. Last one command for automatic start after startup LXC container.
sudo systemctl enable jdownloader.service
It's done! Congrats!