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Oh...why I almost always miss the easiest solution...and trying to overengineer everything... Hmm it still leaves me with www or possible subdomains to remove, fair enough that should be easy...

I have a quick and rather simple question. How could I extract only domain name part from {property:WebsiteUrl} ? For example: to get only "softpedia" part from full url http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Audio/Audio-Mixers-Synthesizers/Serato-DJ.shtml

Even easier would be just do "softwareVersion">([\d\.]+)</

http://www.whitec0de.com/what-is-cloudflare-and-how-to-bypass-it/

CooL!

What version you are using? I`m using latest 1.7b2 and have no issues whatsoever, except that MD5 regexp not matching and that means everything gets always downloaded.

Well I personally use x86/x64 naming scheme...by adding x64 for only 64-bit Installers/Apps/versions...

Where from should I get it?

Still happens on latest beta: 20.02.2014 20:01:27: Update started with 1 application(s) 20.02.2014 20:01:28: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Using referer: http://www.filehippo.com/download_directx/ 20.02.2014 20:01:28: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Server source file: /download/file/aa8060fd173b3f896d9deab189da65f4b70dcb8e91ef267f1743da50d427d090 20.02.2014 20:01:28: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Replacing {arch} in '{path}\Runtimes\Microsoft DirectX Redist {arch}.exe' with 'x86-x64' 20.02.2014 20:01:28: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Determined target file name: \\READYNAS\Public\Install\Online\Runtimes\Microsoft DirectX Redist x86-x64.exe 20.02.2014 20:01:28: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Checking if update is required... 20.02.2014 20:01:39: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Update required, MD5 does not match 20.02.2014 20:01:59: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Replacing {version} in '{version}' with '9.0c' 20.02.2014 20:01:59: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Replacing {src} in '{src}' with 'FH' 20.02.2014 20:01:59: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Replacing {arch} in '{arch}' with 'x86-x64' 20.02.2014 20:01:59: Update finished 20.02.2014 20:02:30: Update started with 1 application(s) 20.02.2014 20:02:31: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Using referer: http://www.filehippo.com/download_directx/ 20.02.2014 20:02:31: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Server source file: /download/file/9dda99853843964528aba9005880980403be9d5f0b85d20ffee92540c00ccf33 20.02.2014 20:02:31: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Replacing {arch} in '{path}\Runtimes\Microsoft DirectX Redist {arch}.exe' with 'x86-x64' 20.02.2014 20:02:31: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Determined target file name: \\READYNAS\Public\Install\Online\Runtimes\Microsoft DirectX Redist x86-x64.exe 20.02.2014 20:02:31: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Checking if update is required... 20.02.2014 20:02:40: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Update required, MD5 does not match 20.02.2014 20:03:04: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Replacing {version} in '{version}' with '9.0c' 20.02.2014 20:03:04: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Replacing {src} in '{src}' with 'FH' 20.02.2014 20:03:04: Microsoft DirectX Redist: Replacing {arch} in '{arch}' with 'x86-x64' 20.02.2014 20:03:04: Update finished

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You can probably forget about that site ketarin wise. They are using PHP session id´s now...

Wont work anymore, they rebuilt whole website...

Actually much better, thx...

For example webpage contains lots of content in different iframes: "><iframe name="ifrm5" src="../../blah/page_xy.htm" width="345" height="130" vspace="0" hspace="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" frameborder="1"></iframe> How to capture that "blah/page_xy.htm" from there with regex? Considering that I want to identify that by "page_xy" part of url, tried for hours myself and didnt seem to succeed... Basically I came to this: <iframe [^>]*(src="[^"]+")[^>]* Only problem is that it matches URL in first iframe it finds on page, but I need to match a certain one containing certain link, identified by "page_xy.htm" part, in URL. EDIT : Nevermind, found solution already: <iframe [^>]*(src="[^"]+page_xy[^"']+")[^>]* Still have to find out, how to strip ../../ part from that match... Quick and dirty solution: <iframe [^>]*src="../../([^"]+page_xy[^"']+)[^>]*

Works fine for 6 apps, that I use...anyway thx for sharing

Is it possible? And if it is how to acheve this?

Thx...

Yeah link had changed, because of that bug I have it disabled and not updated app profile

Only thing I noticed recently, that some mirrors are failing (doesnt have file that I requested), If I change mirror to something else, it works again... Strange Is that those mirrors have older version of those apps, but never got new version...

I understand, just keeping it fresh...

Still no word from Flo...

Maybe Flo can fix it? Because basically its not too uncommon to have 2GB+ filesizes...in these days...

Yes... Did disk diagnostic, no errrors... all looks good, still wont work... Filesystem is Ext3 and sits on NAS accessing via SMB.... BTW... I`m aware of different filesystem limitations Downloads fine also, without Ketarin...

All are 64-bit capable and running NTFS... 2x64-bit systems and + 32-bit system... all crashed at same point... All running Win 7 SP1+

Those are empty, I dont use that feature... Found "culprit": World of Tanks Sharing via DB also... After removing that, all works fine again, but still, my best guess is it has to do something with size. Last update made it over 2GB... (now 2.4GB already) Still dont understand how this affects Ketarin stability, basically it crashes when I reach 2GB on that file...