[RESOLVED] Rapidshare asks you to wait...

[Morfiend]

If it's any consolation, I received it, thus far, only with expired links.

[Damnned]

It only gives this error with only broken links.So maybe it is an advantage to check all the links are alive

[Giorgio Maone]

It only gives this error with only broken links.So maybe it is an advantage to check all the links are alive

It should actually just skip broken links.
Could you show me the links in question, and tell me which language you're using Rapidshare in?

@everybody else

Please check latest development build, which makes much more easy to turn this behavior off when it's offered first time, in case you prefer to let your download manager handle logins on its side.

[wiatrak]

I think it should be available to turn RS redirection off per download manager in flashgot options.
Some downloaders have this built-in and there's no need to check that twice.

[Giorgio Maone]

I think it should be available to turn RS redirection off per download manager in flashgot options.

Please try latest development build. You can turn it off on the fly, first time it's checked.

[JohnnyAce]

I also receive the same error message after the upgrade.
HOWEVER, the advice of Giorgio Maone to add the boolean preference to firefox fixed it perfectly for me and everything is working again as it was before.
Thanks, And I would suggest everyone else with this problem also make the change.
JohnnyA

[Yeshua]

It only gives this error with only broken links.So maybe it is an advantage to check all the links are alive

If it only were so, but I'm 200% that the links I checked were working. I used RapidShare Link Checker:

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http://rapidshare.com/#!rapidtools/rapidtools_rsc

When I changed RS setting to all servers Random (default) it seemed to work again, but then I got the same message. So I created the flashgot.redir.rapidshare_com.enabled boolean and now everything works fine again.

I will delete the boolean, install the development version and try again...

[Yeshua]

@everybody else

Please check latest development build, which makes much more easy to turn this behavior off when it's offered first time, in case you prefer to let your download manager handle logins on its side.

I would if I could, but the download link results in: Not Found The requested URL /download/betas/flashgot-1.2.3rc2.xpi was not found on this server.

[Giorgio Maone]

I would if I could, but the download link results in: Not Found The requested URL /download/betas/flashgot-1.2.3rc2.xpi was not found on this server.

Fixed, thanks.

[Yeshua]

Ok, I deleted the boolean I manually added earlier and installed the development build. I then tried to download some RS links. When the pop-up for RS redirection appeared I unchecked it and chose "No". flashgot.redir.rapidshare_com.enabled; false was added in about:config and after that, downloading with RS works just fine. I'm a happy customer.

[INSIDER]

because I am NOT an experienced user (just a RS downloader) I like to tell you that the problem persists .... would it be an option to go back to a previous version of Flashgot in order to avoid this problem? If yes : please tell how to do this correctly. Should I first of all remove this bad version and restart my brower or my entire pc and than reinstall the older version ?

[Giorgio Maone]

because I am NOT an experienced user (just a RS downloader) I like to tell you that the problem persists .... would it be an option to go back to a previous version of Flashgot in order to avoid this problem? If yes : please tell how to do this correctly. Should I first of all remove this bad version and restart my brower or my entire pc and than reinstall the older version ?

To downgrade: http://flashgot.net/feed (no need to uninstall anything).

BETTER: upgrade to latest development build.

[Azetec]

I have the same problem here as anyone else had, I don't have a paid RapidShare account, I just download regular RapidShare links and version 1.2.2.1 of FlashGot is causing very annoying pop up questions when I wanna add a RapidShare link to my JDownloader download manager.

You should fix this or I'l gonna use an old version that works instead.
I'm not installing any dev builds only builds from https://addons.mozilla.org so beware.

[Giorgio Maone]

I'm not installing any dev builds only builds from https://addons.mozilla.org so beware.

Beware what, exactly? https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefo ... /versions/

[Azetec]

Beware what, exactly?

Beware that you screwed it this time, or is RapidShare paying you to deliberately annoy users with f*cking pop up questions ???