(#3143)
Reverts part of c59b98c8 by going back to using a global timer
instead of a per-chunk one.
Reintroduces the issue of ignoring rate limits after
suspending and resuming the process.
- allow gallery-dl proxy settings to overwrite environment proxies
- allow specifying different proxies for data extraction and download
- add 'downloader.proxy' option
- '-o extractor.proxy=–PROXY_URL -o downloader.proxy=null'
now has the same effect as youtube-dl's '--geo-verification-proxy'
- adds 'config-file' and 'cmdline-args' options
for both ytdl downloader and extractor
- create 'ytdl' helper module, which combines YoutubeDL creation
and option parsing.
- most likely a buggy mess due to incompatibilities between the
original youtube-dl and yt-dlp.
Check file headers against a list of file signatures before
downloading the whole file and writing it to disk.
The file signature check needs some improvements (*),
but it produces usable results for the most part.
(*)
- 'webp', 'wav', and others start with 'RFFI'
- 'svg' uses the same "signature" as all XML documents
- 'webm' has the same signature as 'mkv' files
- only 'mp3' files in an ID3v2 container get recognized
Wrap all loggers used by job, extractor, downloader, and postprocessor
objects into a (custom) LoggerAdapter that provides access to the
underlying job, extractor, pathfmt, and kwdict objects and their
properties.
__init__() signatures for all downloader and postprocessor classes have
been changed to take the current Job object as their first argument,
instead of the current extractor or pathfmt.
(#574, #575)
There are currently no situations where forwarding gallery-dl's cookies
to youtube-dl is necessary, and it only causes problems when forcing
youtube-dl for Twitter video downloads while logged in.
e-/exhentai's original image downloads currently send
incomplete/invalid Content-Type headers, "jpg" instead
of "image/jpg" etc, since the last update.
(https://forums.e-hentai.org/index.php?showtopic=236113)
This change prepends any Content-Type value missing a
media type specification with "image/", transforming it
into a valid MIME type.
(A global solution to a local problem, but it shouldn't
cause any issues anywhere else)
Mike Fährmann