u/rote_rakete66

EventScripter: reconnect and refresh account callAPI

Hi,

I'm trying to automate a small workflow with the EventScripter.

I know this is probably possible using callAPI("accountsV2", "listAccounts", {})or so, but I don't really want to spend hours learning the whole API just for this.

What I'm looking for are two simple scripts:

  1. Check whether my Rapidgator account is in the "Temporarily disabled" state. If it is, trigger an reconnect.
  2. After the reconnect (triggert by this) has finished, refresh the Rapidgator account information.

Has anyone already implemented something like this or could provide an example?

Thanks!

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u/rote_rakete66 — 6 days ago
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JDownloader Docker: Rapidgator + 2Captcha failing (User-Agent issue?)

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for someone who has actual experience with this specific setup. To be completely honest up front: I’ve done a lot of troubleshooting already, so I’m really hoping to find someone who has successfully solved this exact issue rather than just generic "have you tried X" guesses.

My Hardware: I’m running Proxmox on a Fujitsu S740 with 8GB RAM. Because of the limited resources, I need to keep things as lightweight as possible.

My Goal: Running JDownloader 2 to download from Rapidgator using Free Accounts + 2captcha.

Here is what I've tried and where I'm stuck:

Setup 1: Debian LXC running jlesage/docker-jdownloader-2

  • The Good: Runs perfectly, lightweight, and I absolutely love the browser-based Web UI.
  • The Bad: My main use case completely fails. Rapidgator free + 2captcha simply refuses to work in this docker container.

Setup 2: Windows VM

  • The Good: I tested the exact same Rapidgator + 2captcha configuration here, and it works flawlessly.
  • The Bad: It consumes way too many resources for my tiny Fujitsu thin client. Plus, I don't get that clean, easily accessible browser window for the JD interface like I do with the Docker container.

My Theory (The Core Issue): I strongly suspect this is a User-Agent issue between JDownloader/Docker and 2captcha. The captcha request triggers from Rapidgator via the Linux-based Docker container, but 2captcha likely solves and returns the response using a Windows User-Agent. Rapidgator spots the mismatch and rejects it.

My Question: Has anyone successfully set up JDownloader in an LXC/Docker environment on Proxmox where Rapidgator free + 2captcha actually works? If it really is a UA mismatch, how did you spoof or fix it within the Linux/Docker environment so Rapidgator accepts the 2captcha tokens?

Thanks in advance to anyone who has navigated this headache before!

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u/rote_rakete66 — 11 days ago