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							- aria2 - a simple utility for downloading files.
 
- 1. Disclaimer
 
- -------------
 
- This program comes with no warranty.
 
- You must use this program at your own risk.
 
- 2. About aria2
 
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- aria2 has segmented downloading engine in its core. By segmented downloading,
 
- it can download files very much faster than ordinary browsers.
 
- aria2 is in very early development stage. Currently it has following features:
 
- * HTTP/HTTPS GET support
 
- * HTTP Proxy support
 
- * HTTP BASIC authentication support
 
- * HTTP Proxy authentication support
 
- * FTP support(active, passive mode)
 
- * FTP through HTTP proxy(GET command or tunneling)
 
- * Segmented download
 
- * Cookie support(currently aria2 ignores "expires")
 
- * It can run as a daemon process.
 
- * BitTorrent protocol support with fast extension.
 
- * Selective download in multi-file torrent
 
- 3. How to build
 
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- $ ./configure
 
- $ make
 
- The executable is aria2c in src directory.
 
- 4. Dependency
 
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- In order to enable HTTPS support, you need GNU TLS or OpenSSL.
 
- In order to enable BitTorrent support, you need GNU TLS+libgcrypt or OpenSSL.
 
- GNU TLS has precedence over OpenSSL if both libraries are installed.
 
- If you prefer OpenSSL, run configure with "--without-gnutls".
 
- 5. BitTorrrent
 
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- The filename of the downloaded file is determined as follows:
 
- single-file mode:
 
-     If "name" key is present in .torrent file, filename is the value of "name"
 
-     key. Otherwise, filename is the basename of .torrent file appended by
 
-     ".file". For example, .torrent file is "test.torrrent", then filename is
 
-     "test.torrent.file".
 
-     The directory to store the downloaded file can be specified by -d option.
 
- multi-file mode:
 
-     The complete directory/file structure mentioned in .torrent file is
 
-     created.
 
-     The directory to store the top directory of downloaded files can be
 
-     specified by -d option.
 
- In the default behavior, before download starts, complete directory structure
 
- is created if needed. Then aria2 opens all files mentioned in .torrent file,
 
- directly writes to and reads from these files.
 
- NOTE: Even in selective download, all files are opened.
 
- If "--direct-file-mapping" option set to be false, aria2 creates temporary
 
- file in the store directory. The length of this file is the sum of length of
 
- the files in .torrent file, so at least 2 times more disk space than the file
 
- size itself is required. Writing and reading is done against this file.
 
- After download completes, aria2 creates complete directory structure if needed,
 
- and copies whole file or a part of it to the destination.
 
- Note:
 
- *  -o option is used to change the filename of downloaded .torrent file.
 
- * This version only supports compact peers list format.
 
- * The ports aria2c uses are 6881-6999.
 
- * The maximum number of peers is 55.
 
- * After selective download completes, aria2 is going to download rest of the
 
- files.
 
 
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