It supports up to 32 segments per download here is it's features:ĭynamic File Segmentation: It uses a robust dynamic file segmentation algorithm to speed up the download. it's free but you have to buy browser integration. But it's obsolete and solves it partially.
But this only a bad choice for me as the number pause/resume is too high and the time to make connection to the server (where download file locate ) is a wastage of time and bandwidth.Īria1 can do some job by -stop switch. I know killall -9 $(pidof downloader) should stop all downloads and can be resumed from the last point.
I'm looking for a download manager which is capable of throttle bandwidth and pause/resume all (or one ) the running instance of download upon execution of a -throttle=10K, -pasue switch or something like that, and resume it on a -resume switch (Or using other ways such as RPC). So a portable version of aria2 is also considerable. This RPC option for aria2 seems to works from Ubuntu 11.10. How to pause aria2 download is a partial solution but option pause is not supported in my aria2 (1.8.0, Ubuntu 10.04 LTS) and I can't upgrade aria2 (From apt-get install or manually install ). I know a process can be paused by kill -STOP "$pid" The pausing should not close the connection to the website, either it should wait for resume command or the bandwidth throttled to very low data useage. I want to pause downloads too many times depending on events such as power failure, Network unavailability, etc. First start download, then kill wget, then resume download by wget -c. A big file can be downloaded by using wget. When downloading big files it necessary to pause the download many times.
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