uGet Message: No response. Is aria2 shutdown?

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I have the following configurations:

Ubuntu 18.04 64 bit

Chrome 70 64 bit

uGet Integration plugin 2.1.3

When I try to download any file, I get the following error message:

Message: No response. Is aria2 shutdown?

I have no any idea about the cause or the solution of that issue.

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I have the following configurations:

Ubuntu 18.04 64 bit

Chrome 70 64 bit

uGet Integration plugin 2.1.3

When I try to download any file, I get the following error message:

Message: No response. Is aria2 shutdown?

I have no any idea about the cause or the solution of that issue.

asked Nov 22 at 22:45

SaidbakR

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I have the following configurations:

Ubuntu 18.04 64 bit

Chrome 70 64 bit

uGet Integration plugin 2.1.3

When I try to download any file, I get the following error message:

Message: No response. Is aria2 shutdown?

I have no any idea about the cause or the solution of that issue.

asked Nov 22 at 22:45

SaidbakR

1901216

I have the following configurations:

Ubuntu 18.04 64 bit

Chrome 70 64 bit

uGet Integration plugin 2.1.3

When I try to download any file, I get the following error message:

Message: No response. Is aria2 shutdown?

I have no any idea about the cause or the solution of that issue.

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asked Nov 22 at 22:45

SaidbakR

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asked Nov 22 at 22:45

SaidbakR

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asked Nov 22 at 22:45

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asked Nov 22 at 22:45

SaidbakR

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asked Nov 22 at 22:45

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I have just found the solution which depends on canceling aria2, indeed, I don't know what is aria2 or what is its functionality!

Open uGet settings

From plugin section

In Plugin Matching Order list, select curl.

Checkout the following screenshot:

enter image description here

answered Nov 22 at 22:59

SaidbakR

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Both curl and aria2 are download utilities. Both aren't part of the standard install. It's possible that something you installed pulled in curl and so your plugin now works fine. If you install the aria2 package from the universe repo, your plugin would probably see that as well. I use curl for some purposes, and aria2 for others.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 2:16

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@DKBose However, curl, probably, is installed by default in most Linux distros. Let we agree that restricting the option exclusively to curl could be a quick fix
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 11:14

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Besides Kubuntu, I just checked 18.04 versions of Lubuntu, Ubuntu, and Xubuntu. None of them have curl installed by default.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 11:33

@DKBose, You may be right because I'm developer, so I may install it randomly with some dependencies for PHP.
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 12:05

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I have just found the solution which depends on canceling aria2, indeed, I don't know what is aria2 or what is its functionality!

Open uGet settings

From plugin section

In Plugin Matching Order list, select curl.

Checkout the following screenshot:

enter image description here

answered Nov 22 at 22:59

SaidbakR

1901216

1

Both curl and aria2 are download utilities. Both aren't part of the standard install. It's possible that something you installed pulled in curl and so your plugin now works fine. If you install the aria2 package from the universe repo, your plugin would probably see that as well. I use curl for some purposes, and aria2 for others.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 2:16

1

@DKBose However, curl, probably, is installed by default in most Linux distros. Let we agree that restricting the option exclusively to curl could be a quick fix
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 11:14

1

Besides Kubuntu, I just checked 18.04 versions of Lubuntu, Ubuntu, and Xubuntu. None of them have curl installed by default.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 11:33

@DKBose, You may be right because I'm developer, so I may install it randomly with some dependencies for PHP.
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 12:05

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

I have just found the solution which depends on canceling aria2, indeed, I don't know what is aria2 or what is its functionality!

Open uGet settings

From plugin section

In Plugin Matching Order list, select curl.

Checkout the following screenshot:

enter image description here

answered Nov 22 at 22:59

SaidbakR

1901216

1

Both curl and aria2 are download utilities. Both aren't part of the standard install. It's possible that something you installed pulled in curl and so your plugin now works fine. If you install the aria2 package from the universe repo, your plugin would probably see that as well. I use curl for some purposes, and aria2 for others.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 2:16

1

@DKBose However, curl, probably, is installed by default in most Linux distros. Let we agree that restricting the option exclusively to curl could be a quick fix
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 11:14

1

Besides Kubuntu, I just checked 18.04 versions of Lubuntu, Ubuntu, and Xubuntu. None of them have curl installed by default.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 11:33

@DKBose, You may be right because I'm developer, so I may install it randomly with some dependencies for PHP.
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 12:05

add a comment |

up vote
1
down vote

I have just found the solution which depends on canceling aria2, indeed, I don't know what is aria2 or what is its functionality!

Open uGet settings

From plugin section

In Plugin Matching Order list, select curl.

Checkout the following screenshot:

enter image description here

answered Nov 22 at 22:59

SaidbakR

1901216

I have just found the solution which depends on canceling aria2, indeed, I don't know what is aria2 or what is its functionality!

Open uGet settings

From plugin section

In Plugin Matching Order list, select curl.

Checkout the following screenshot:

enter image description here

answered Nov 22 at 22:59

SaidbakR

1901216

answered Nov 22 at 22:59

SaidbakR

1901216

answered Nov 22 at 22:59

SaidbakR

1901216

answered Nov 22 at 22:59

SaidbakR

1901216

1

Both curl and aria2 are download utilities. Both aren't part of the standard install. It's possible that something you installed pulled in curl and so your plugin now works fine. If you install the aria2 package from the universe repo, your plugin would probably see that as well. I use curl for some purposes, and aria2 for others.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 2:16

1

@DKBose However, curl, probably, is installed by default in most Linux distros. Let we agree that restricting the option exclusively to curl could be a quick fix
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 11:14

1

Besides Kubuntu, I just checked 18.04 versions of Lubuntu, Ubuntu, and Xubuntu. None of them have curl installed by default.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 11:33

@DKBose, You may be right because I'm developer, so I may install it randomly with some dependencies for PHP.
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 12:05

add a comment |

1

Both curl and aria2 are download utilities. Both aren't part of the standard install. It's possible that something you installed pulled in curl and so your plugin now works fine. If you install the aria2 package from the universe repo, your plugin would probably see that as well. I use curl for some purposes, and aria2 for others.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 2:16

1

@DKBose However, curl, probably, is installed by default in most Linux distros. Let we agree that restricting the option exclusively to curl could be a quick fix
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 11:14

1

Besides Kubuntu, I just checked 18.04 versions of Lubuntu, Ubuntu, and Xubuntu. None of them have curl installed by default.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 11:33

@DKBose, You may be right because I'm developer, so I may install it randomly with some dependencies for PHP.
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 12:05

Both curl and aria2 are download utilities. Both aren't part of the standard install. It's possible that something you installed pulled in curl and so your plugin now works fine. If you install the aria2 package from the universe repo, your plugin would probably see that as well. I use curl for some purposes, and aria2 for others.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 2:16

@DKBose However, curl, probably, is installed by default in most Linux distros. Let we agree that restricting the option exclusively to curl could be a quick fix
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 11:14

Besides Kubuntu, I just checked 18.04 versions of Lubuntu, Ubuntu, and Xubuntu. None of them have curl installed by default.
– DK Bose
Nov 23 at 11:33

@DKBose, You may be right because I'm developer, so I may install it randomly with some dependencies for PHP.
– SaidbakR
Nov 23 at 12:05

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