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52 lines
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aria2 1.5.0
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Release Note
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This release adds WEB-Seeding support for multi-file torrent(in other
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words, integrating BitTorrent downloads with HTTP(S)/FTP). aria2 now
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tries all resolved addresses to connect to remote servers in
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HTTP(S)/FTP until it gets connected. aria2.tellWaiting XML-RPC method
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was added to get the download entries in the waiting queue. The
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behavior of -D option has been changed: If -D is specified, the
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current working directory is set to / and stdin, stdout and stderr are
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redirected to /dev/null. --use-head is now disabled by default since
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using HEAD request causes problems in some web sites.
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--bt-stop-timeout option was added. This function stops BitTorrent
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download if the download speed is 0 and the number of seeder is 0 in
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consecutive given seconds.
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Changes
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* Disabled --use-head option by default because --use-head=true
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causes problems on some web sites.
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* Print URL List in -S option for torrent.
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* Added --bt-stop-timeout=SEC option. This function stops BitTorrent
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download if the download speed is 0 and the number of seeder is 0
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in consecutive SEC seconds. By default, this function is disabled.
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* Throw exception if file path doesn't exist in FTP URL.
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* Try all available addresses returned by DNS until it gets connected
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in HTTP(S)/FTP download
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* Don't print "No files to download." message if -S is given.
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* Added support of WEB-Seeding for multi-file torrent.
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* Added tellWaiting XML-RPC method.
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* The default value of --dir option is the absolute path to the
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current directory. If getcwd() is failed, then it is ".", which is
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the same value with old implementation. This change is necessary
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because after daemon() call, the current working directory is
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changed to /.
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* Call daemon() with arguments(0,0), which means daemon() changes
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current working directory to / and redirects stdin, stdout and
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stderr to /dev/null.
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