for example if you use:
--http-proxy="http://proxy1:8080" http://host1/file --http-proxy="http://proxy2:8080" http://host2/file
it will work
I -> proxy2 -> http://host1/file
I -> proxy2 -> http://host2/file
can you implement other option "single-http-proxy"
--single-http-proxy="http://proxy1:8080" http://host1/file --single-http-proxy="http://proxy2:8080" http://host2/file
to work:
I -> proxy1 -> http://host1/file
I -> proxy2 -> http://host2/file
if you wiil do it your project will be unique and it will not be necessary to use custom multi wgets for this purposes
You can use -i list option to accomplish what you wrote.
In -i list, you can set proxy per download.
See http://aria2.sourceforge.net/aria2c.1.html#_input_file
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oh! my formulate is bad.
now full what i want:
I -> http://proxy1 -> file1.xz
-> http://proxy2 ->
-> http://proxy3 ->
I -> http://proxy1 -> file2.xz
-> http://proxy2 ->
-> http://proxy3 ->
how can i do it?
My understanding is that
I -> http://proxy1 -> file1.xz
means accessing file1.xz through http://proxy1.
Is it correct?
What does
-> http://proxy2 ->
mean?
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okey lets consider an example:
we want donwload a very big file from rapidshare.com at about 3 mbits per second
at rapidshare.com each ip - one download thread
we have a great proxy list
using proxy_1 we obtain a dynamic link_1
using proxy_2 we obtain a dynamic link_2
...
we want
download 10% of file through proxy_1 using link_1
download 10% of file through proxy_2 using link_2
...
now we can do it using many wgets or curls
it will be great if we can do it automatic using aria2c!
Last edit: Anonymous 2015-11-22
Thanks. I understood.
Currently aria2 does not support it.
1 proxy configuration is allowed for 1 download.
I'll keep this open as feature request.