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Presenting RapidSucker: Grab rapidshare links under your Unix/Linux (and MAC?)
18 Septiembre, 2007 - 02:04 — kane
First things first: The link
I've hacked a rapidshare links downloader / grabber or link collector. The current version is written in Python and runs from the shell console. To start, download it and edit the variables on top of the Python source to tell the program your user and password. You can also use a config file if you feel more confortable that way (take a look at the start of the source.) Once you have told it your rapidshare premium access data just run it (python rapidsharesucker), paste the links on the console, and push enter. It should start downloading the files to the current directory.
Currently it is no more than an ugly hack. In the future I plan to add an option --gui to show a graphical interface so Ubuntu users can also use it. Windows porting would also be nice, but a low priority since there are other tools there. Patches are welcomed, of course.
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hi nice idea for a script,
hi nice idea for a script, thing is I get this error
when I run the script
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./rapidsucker.sh", line 24, in
from PyQt4.QtGui import *
ImportError: No module named PyQt4.QtGui
how can I solve this problem?
Fixed in current version,
Fixed in current version, thanks for the report
don't work downloads files
don't work downloads files of 5 kb
Tool works perfectly, and is
Tool works perfectly, and is far more easier to use than any other tool I've used so far (windows)
One "feature request": a way to limit the amount of concurrent downloads. This way I can schedule a whole bunch of downloads for a whole night. We have a download limit, but during off hours the amount of Gigs downloaded only count half, so this way I could be downloading for several hours...
Anyway a big thank you for creating this cool script.
Me
how would I know that this
how would I know that this is not sending my rapidshare pass to someone else?? :)
Because since is a Python
Because since is a Python script you've the source code and you're free to read and modify it.
actually i was just jokin
actually i was just joking :). I didnt have chance to look at the code. what does it use as base downloader? wget, curk or something? or just itself?
Wget tought I'm considering
Wget tought I'm considering a switch to the python curl lib.
hi, using your script for
hi, using your script for couple months. it's awsome! however i have a small feature req: how about a config line for maximum concurrent downloads? it's pretty bad since i usually paste about 40links and they start to dl at once.
muchisimas gracias una vez mas. nos vemos. cuidate starenka
oops. request already
oops. request already here... sorry