system.listMethods just returns the available RPC method names. It
can be executed without secret token, because it just returns the
method names, and does not alter anything.
See GH-437
Previously, --retry-wait was not used when retrying after 404
(--max-file-not-found). The retry was done without delay. Also the
maximum retry count (--max-retries) was ignored when retrying with
404.
This commit makes --retry-wait apply for retrying with 404 as well.
It also combines --max-retries and --max-file-not-found. When
retrying with 404, it is counted toward retry count.
Previously, with --bt-detach-seed-only, when user issued pause and
unpause command to seeding torrent, and it was started again, and it
immediately got seeding status, but aria2 did not start new download
waiting in the queue. This commit fixes this bug.
See GH-490
This option sets flag which allows hook command invocation after hash
check (see -V option) in BitTorrent download. By default, when hash
check succeeds, the command given by --on-bt-download-complete is
executed. To disable this action, give false to this option.
Set the maximum socket receive buffer in bytes. Specifing 0 will
disable this option. This value will be set to socket file descriptor
using SO_RCVBUF socket option with setsockopt() call.
See GH-487 about the usecase of this option
With --deferred-input=true, aria2 only reads input file to fill active
download slots, while keeping input file open. Meanwhile,
--save-session saves all download info inside memory, but this does
not take into account of unread item in input file. This will lead to
lose input data in saved session file. Also current BufferedFile
implementation used to read/write input/output file take a lock on
Windows. This effectively prevents session serializer from writing
session data to the same file which is still kept open because of
--deferred-input. See GH-493
_wstat family does not work with symbolic links. They always returns
size 0. To workaround this, we now use GetFileSize to get file size.
To do that, we need to first obtain file HANDLE, which is a bit
tedious because of the messy interface of CreateFileW, but we have no
way to get around it.
Previously we only scanned pool socket to check they are timed out
when we pooled another socket. This means that pooled socket is not
closed long time (stays in CLOSE-WAIT state) if we don't pool any more
socket. In this commit, we now check pooled socket periodically (30
seconds) to avoid the sockets hanging in CLOSE-WAIT state long time.
See GH-477
This is desirable so that we don't have to wake up disk if control
file is not changed, and it is not have to be written again. We use
the same method (SHA1 hash) to check the content is the same. The
limitation is the hash is stored in memory, so we have to write the
first time in each session.
See GH-382
