FDM.exe Command Line 45x35
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FDM.exe Command Line 45x35
Does anyone know how does the command line for FDM.exe works?
For example: if I try running "fdm URL" in the command line it will open up FDM and try to the file in the URL
and I also noticed if I use a "-" what's after it is ignored (the parameters are parsed after the "-" unlike normal windows "/")
So I tried the following
fdm -h
fdm --help
fdm -?
help fdm
None of which gave me the documentation for what options I have when running fdm.exe from the command line
Anyway, I want to specify multiple URLs to be ed in a folder with a given name in a given location is that possible using the command line?
For example: if I try running "fdm URL" in the command line it will open up FDM and try to the file in the URL
and I also noticed if I use a "-" what's after it is ignored (the parameters are parsed after the "-" unlike normal windows "/")
So I tried the following
fdm -h
fdm --help
fdm -?
help fdm
None of which gave me the documentation for what options I have when running fdm.exe from the command line
Anyway, I want to specify multiple URLs to be ed in a folder with a given name in a given location is that possible using the command line?
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If it was even available, it would be unpractical.DigitalPhoenixX wrote:Anyway, I want to specify multiple URLs to be ed in a folder with a given name in a given location is that possible using the command line?
* Max URL length isn't specified in HTTP standard, but web browsers use limit about 2048 characters.
* On computers running Microsoft Windows XP or later, the maximum length of the string that you can use at the command prompt is 8191 characters. Long local path can be up to 1024 characters.
So in the worst case you could only two URLs and local paths in command line.
If you want to implement such a feature, you should keep parameters in some XML-like file, similar to metalink.
You can also learn how it's done in wget, well known command line er.
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Re: FDM.exe Command Line 64413d
DigitalPhoenixX wrote:Does anyone know how does the command line for FDM.exe works?
Hello,
Currently, FDM6 does not much arguments.
--url URL - add a with the specified url
--hidden - start hidden
--minimized - start minimized
Are there any features you would like FDM to via the command line?
Alex,
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Re: FDM.exe Command Line 64413d
Alex wrote:DigitalPhoenixX wrote:Does anyone know how does the command line for FDM.exe works?
Hello,
Currently, FDM6 does not much arguments.
--url URL - add a with the specified url
--hidden - start hidden
--minimized - start minimized
Are there any features you would like FDM to via the command line?
Hopefully it can let me decide which folder to save the file,
and let me decide the filename,
and whether to use proxy. At least, it can follow IE proxy settings.
Re: FDM.exe Command Line 64413d
Hi there guys!
I would love to simply be able to handle a via command line, is that a possibility? if so please link me to an example!
Love the software ♥
I would love to simply be able to handle a via command line, is that a possibility? if so please link me to an example!
Love the software ♥
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hiroku wrote:Hi there guys!
I would love to simply be able to handle a via command line, is that a possibility? if so please link me to an example!
Love the software ♥
Hello,
Please be more specific.
Alex,
FDM development team
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Re: FDM.exe Command Line 64413d
I'd like to be able to run some action after the is completed. Either by running the in command line and waiting for it to complete or log some event to OS. Is that possible?
Re: FDM.exe Command Line 64413d
jenda wrote:I'd like to be able to run some action after the is completed. Either by running the in command line and waiting for it to complete or log some event to OS. Is that possible?
Hello,
You can use FDM settings for this (Advanced | Automation section).
Alex,
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