nijie downloader 1.0.7.4

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1. I got the error: “Unable to connect to the remote server” while logging in
   I have already installed the SQL
   The old version of nijie downloader (for ex: 1.0.5.0) logins just fine, though

   1. Weird, I can use the 1.0.7.4 just OK. That error usually related to network connection.

      1. I figured it out. It was Norton Internet Security (NIS) which blocked the network access of some programs when it was turned off. I turn NIS back on and now everything works fine.
         That NIS seems to be pretty aggressive in network connections management. Thank you for replying 🙂

      2. And i was wondering if pixiv downloader could have an UI like this. It’s very simple, effective and more user-friendly 🙂

2. My apologies, it seems that I failed to properly describe what I’m looking for. In Pixiv Downloader, I would just put something like ‘8146 %root%Oda Non’ in list.txt, run the ‘download from list’ command, and get all of Oda Non’s images in a folder named Oda Non. The next time I have to update, I just run the ‘download from list’ command again, and then any new updates from pixiv user #8146 (which is oda non) would download to the same folder.

   So I was wondering if there is a similar way to achieve this in nijie downloader, without using the {memberName} tag. It’s just so that I could have the artist’s name as the parent folder’s name. Thanks!

   1. the native format for the job list is actualy xml, you can try to export/save the list first and then modify the filename format inside.

      No plan to extend the list.txt support for now

3. Hi, nandaka.

   I was wondering, is there any way to appoint custom directories for each artist using some kind of list (e.g., H:pronartistname{serverFilename}/)? I have it set to ‘{memberId}{serverFilename}’ and naturally, all I have are a bunch folders with numerical filenames. I was thinking about something like pixiv downloader’s list.txt parsing feature where you can just have a name, the root directory tag, and a pixiv id.

   Thanks!

   1. On Settings -> Download, click the [?] text link to show the full filename format 😀

      The root directory will be appended on, so don’t put the drive path on the filename format.

4. I get a lot of errors when I try to start it: http://postimg.org/image/m5beccltz/
   Do I need a special runtime or something?

   1. Install Microsoft SQL Compact 4.0 SP1 (http://www.microsoft.com/en-sg/download/details.aspx?id=30709)

      1. Thanks, it works as expected now 🙂
         Nice work even though I would have preferred a command line interface like in the pixiv downloader.

5. Does the databse automatically update when you switch the root directory using the settings?

   1. Nope, the DB will retain the saved filename.

      On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 1:32 PM, 何だか's Blog wrote:

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      1. Any fixes? 😀

         1. nope, it is intended (by design).

            1. Can I still use a third party database editor to change save directories and be fine?

            2. Sure, just don’t change the structure/schema 😀 Fyi, it is using Microsoft SQL Compact 4.0 for the DB

               On Thu, Jan 8, 2015 at 4:50 AM, 何だか's Blog wrote:

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