Need to know of a rapidshare tool

groverinri

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Dec 4, 2006

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• Feb 8, 2008

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I was thinking...

Does anyone here know of a tool you can use to automate the loading of rapidshare files in batch instead of manually loading each one?

I've used flashget with pattern recognition to load a group of files at the same time but not rapidshare files.

Any suggestions...

 

nme

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Jan 17, 2008

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• Feb 8, 2008

• #2

http://rapget.com/en/index.html

 

puppy

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Oct 2, 2007

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• Feb 8, 2008

• #3

I know of such tool I used several months ago but unfortunately I forgot the name since I became fancied of torrents lately. I will let you know if i remember it.

 

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blogman1

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Jan 24, 2008

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• Feb 9, 2008

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Yeah, I knew about a tool like that as well, but, bt has taken up most of my time that I have devoted to downloading. Sorry.

 

groverinri

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Dec 4, 2006

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• Feb 9, 2008
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Thanks nme. working great...

 

Mark_Rain

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Feb 7, 2008

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• Feb 9, 2008

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I don?t know how you guys get them things to work, they never work for me, they return with empty file directories and its gives the impression that it?s the actual download, I would rather wait the waiting time, as I don?t download on an often base on my PC. I have tried over 5 (five) different services with zero success, I say its crap because it refuses to work with me, so you got it working, really?

Sincerely Yours,
Markus

 

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idenguy

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Feb 8, 2008

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• Feb 9, 2008

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I just bought a premium RS account...so i downloaded Rapget... I like how it pulls from the clipboard automatically.

I have gone crazy with the rs downloading since I got it.

it's free and free is good.

 

groverinri

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Dec 4, 2006

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• Feb 11, 2008
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yeah. I have a premium account and it works great.

You configure it with your logon and password and it does the rest. Works great but only with straight http full url. It doesn't work with proxy based redirect to http url.

It also looks to work with other stuff like mediafire, etc but I haven't used that.