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userL301
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Loui375 wrote:
I've been using it since the first public beta (version 2.04) and had no problems with it. Just very annoying that the released version is still kind of public beta - needing updates every few hours.
According to developer it needs Java 1.6 -> http://www.java.com/en/download/
I don't know the exact limit, but there is no warning when uploading files larger than 500 MB, these files can't be downloaded for free.
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Looks like there are some "real" improvements at RS:
Max. Upload size is now 500Mb
And has anybody already used the new RS Manager 2 ?
Max. Upload size is now 500Mb
And has anybody already used the new RS Manager 2 ?
I've been using it since the first public beta (version 2.04) and had no problems with it. Just very annoying that the released version is still kind of public beta - needing updates every few hours.
According to developer it needs Java 1.6 -> http://www.java.com/en/download/
I don't know the exact limit, but there is no warning when uploading files larger than 500 MB, these files can't be downloaded for free.
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try jdownloader. It's free and it handles each and every host out there. It never dissapointed me.
A download-tool (in Java) as replacement for an account- and file-management-, download- and upload-tool (in Java), because there is a problem with java? sounds really stupid to me.
who-ever
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@userL301 - thanks
I'm on Java Version 6 Update 21 (build 1.6.0_21-b06) - I think that's the latest. Maybe it was a Java cache issue - I think that was the issue I had with a java app from Secunia that had similar behaviour, I eventually trashed it because of too many updates - its probably still in beta.
Things worked a lot better when most things were written C & Win32 - too many script kiddies writing apps these days, and too much reliance on end-users to do the testing - I blame Google for that.
I only took a look because it was Loui who asked, had it been anyone other than Loui or yourself, I probably wouldn't have bothered
I'm not interested in RSM 2, most of my files are dying and I'm not intending to renew RS once they've consumed my crapids.
w-e
I'm on Java Version 6 Update 21 (build 1.6.0_21-b06) - I think that's the latest. Maybe it was a Java cache issue - I think that was the issue I had with a java app from Secunia that had similar behaviour, I eventually trashed it because of too many updates - its probably still in beta.
Things worked a lot better when most things were written C & Win32 - too many script kiddies writing apps these days, and too much reliance on end-users to do the testing - I blame Google for that.
I only took a look because it was Loui who asked, had it been anyone other than Loui or yourself, I probably wouldn't have bothered
I'm not interested in RSM 2, most of my files are dying and I'm not intending to renew RS once they've consumed my crapids.
w-e
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userL301
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It's not new
TrafficShare means that you pay the traffic and te downloader can download like he'd have a prem-acc.
That means a 100MB files will reduce your available download-traffic by 100MB every time the file is downloaded.
secureTS enables some more features in dynamically creating a special link only for a specific downloader.
TrafficShare means that you pay the traffic and te downloader can download like he'd have a prem-acc.
That means a 100MB files will reduce your available download-traffic by 100MB every time the file is downloaded.
secureTS enables some more features in dynamically creating a special link only for a specific downloader.
jurez2007
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userL301 wrote:
Aha, ok. Then I better turn it off again. thank you
It's not new
TrafficShare means that you pay the traffic and te downloader can download like he'd have a prem-acc.
That means a 100MB files will reduce your available download-traffic by 100MB every time the file is downloaded.
secureTS enables some more features in dynamically creating a special link only for a specific downloader.
TrafficShare means that you pay the traffic and te downloader can download like he'd have a prem-acc.
That means a 100MB files will reduce your available download-traffic by 100MB every time the file is downloaded.
secureTS enables some more features in dynamically creating a special link only for a specific downloader.
Aha, ok. Then I better turn it off again. thank you
R0m30
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work77009
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userL301
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The remaining traffic is not lost, but can only be used with an active account.
If you have 20 GB traffic left and let the account expire, then at the next renewal you'll have 50GB. (30 new GB + 20 unused old GB)
I've tested it, it works
If you have 20 GB traffic left and let the account expire, then at the next renewal you'll have 50GB. (30 new GB + 20 unused old GB)
I've tested it, it works
Monkey D. Ruffy
userL301 wrote:
Just to add: But as long as you have no RapidPro, you can't use traffic, so it won't help to buy traffic, but not to extend your account.
Monkey D. Ruffy
The remaining traffic is not lost, but can only be used with an active account.
If you have 20 GB traffic left and let the account expire, then at the next renewal you'll have 50GB. (30 new GB + 20 unused old GB)
I've tested it, it works
If you have 20 GB traffic left and let the account expire, then at the next renewal you'll have 50GB. (30 new GB + 20 unused old GB)
I've tested it, it works
Just to add: But as long as you have no RapidPro, you can't use traffic, so it won't help to buy traffic, but not to extend your account.
Monkey D. Ruffy
jurez2007
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All right, thx again userl301 
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