I think it's about the Arguments template line to fill in the flashgot options. Maybe there is a specific syntax ?
Hope someone could help me.
In advance, many thanks.
What is your Download Express version?
Best regards,
Alexander Bednyakov
MP Staff
In advance, thanks for your help !!
Maybe it could be usefull in a readme file or something.
Best regards
Strange, I tested this at the time I replied you. Now it doesn''t work, too.
However, when you specify parameters without FlashGot''s placeholders, it works:
command=Url=http://www.ibm.com/i/v14/t/ibm-logo.gif;Referer=http://www.ibm.com;Path=c:\
but, of course, it downloads only this hard-coded image file every time. So, it seems that the problem is in the placeholder''s convertion to the real data.
I''ll try to contact FlashGot''s author, hope he will be able to help.
Best regards,
Alexander Bednyakov
MP Staff
the semicolon ";" which is required as a separator *with no space allowed* between the arguments is incompatible with current FlashGot's template parser which assumes spaces as separators and passes each arguments to the underlying system APIs in a cross-platform way that ensures they're consinstently escaped to avoid remote exploitations.
It shouldn't be a big deal, though, since Download Express seems smart enough to "guess" an almost always OK referer by the download URL and can be tricked into asking for path anyway.
So the working argument template should be:
[command=Url=URL] /
Notice the trailing slash which triggers Download Express' "Save As" dialog - don't know why but it works, and I believe any other character would do, but Alexander can tell for sure ;-)
Thank you very much for such fast reply!
> the semicolon ";" which is required as a separator *with no space allowed* between the
> arguments is incompatible with current FlashGot's template parser which assumes spaces
> as separators and passes each arguments to the underlying system APIs in a cross-platform
> way that ensures they're consinstently escaped to avoid remote exploitations.
It's clear, thanks.
> It shouldn't be a big deal, though, since Download Express seems smart enough to "guess"
> an almost always OK referer by the download URL and can be tricked into asking for path anyway.
>
> So the working argument template should be:
>
> [command=Url=URL] /
>
> Notice the trailing slash which triggers Download Express' "Save As" dialog - don't know why
> but it works, and I believe any other character would do, but Alexander can tell for sure ;-)
This slash isn't necessary, it is good to use just:
[command=Url=URL]
Yes, Download Express will use auto-created referer and this should work for most of sites.
Manuel, please use the parameter recommended by Giorgio Maone for now. In the meantime we will try to find the complete solution.
Thanks,
Alexander
Kind regards.
I am glad that your problem is solved.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any further question.
Best regards,
Alexander Bednyakov
MP Staff