https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlp2VEUTTeI
windows
zip:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v329/Hydrus.Network.329.-.Windows.-.Extract.only.zip
exe:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v329/Hydrus.Network.329.-.Windows.-.Installer.exe
os x
app:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v329/Hydrus.Network.329.-.OS.X.-.App.dmg
tar.gz:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v329/Hydrus.Network.329.-.OS.X.-.Extract.only.tar.gz
linux
tar.gz:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/releases/download/v329/Hydrus.Network.329.-.Linux.-.Executable.tar.gz
source
tar.gz:
https://github.com/hydrusnetwork/hydrus/archive/v329.tar.gz
I had a great week. The login manager is now ready for everyone, and I did some neat other stuff as well.
login manager
I have fixed up how the login manager deals with various errors and am happy for everyone to give it a go. This release also introduces login scripts for Deviant Art, Danbooru, and the Gelbooru sites. >Please check it all out under
network->downloaders->READY FOR CAUTIOUS USE: manage logins. This ui needs a bit more work to make it user-friendly, but you basically enter some credentials (username & password) for a domain and then 'activate' the login script for it. Thereafter, the client will try to log in to that site whenever it needs something from it and doesn't think it is logged in. It will make a little popup window while it logs in just to let you how it is doing. If it fails, it will 'block' that domain, and any network jobs will hang on it and any subs will pause on it. Most logins last from 30 days to five years, so after the initial success, you likely won't see it ever again, particularly if you use subscriptions. It
seems to work ok!
That said, feedback would be appreciated, particularly for the individual scripts. If you discover the client does not notice when it fails to log in, or fails to notice when it has naturally been logged out, or keeps reattempting a subscription that has an invalid login or something, please let me know.
Caveats:
As it says on the dialog: With hydrus, use throwaway accounts or accounts you otherwise do not care much about. The credentials are stored in plaintext, and if something goes wrong with the login system or you binge one night and download too much, you don't want to get a black mark on an account you care about.
The deviant art login page only seems to work if your client has some history of downloading from Deviant Art previously. Otherwise, it puts up a 'Are you a robot?' captcha challenge, which this first login manager cannot deal with. If you have been downloading from Deviant Art for a while, you should be fine (otherwise, try downloading a few SFW files first and then try activating the login). The DA parser is also updated to correctly download NSFW images (which you will have access to once logged in).
I don't know when this happened, but it seems that Pixiv now also allow guests to access SFW images. This is a neat development, but it means my login script as-is doesn't detect when it fails to log in (since pixiv now give you a 'guest' login regardless). If you have had trouble getting NSFW pixiv images and can't figure it out, please check your credentials are all correct and try deleting your cookies on the login dialog to try again. I will revisit the script next week to see if I can better detect a failed login.
I looked at FurAffinity this week, since it has been highly requested, but found they require a captcha even on regular login attempts (and not, say, just sign-ups). This throws a wrench in our plans, as this first version cannot deal with captcha. Unless there is a simpler alternate login system, there is likely no good solution here for now, and FA users will have to copy cookies across from their browser. (which I still intend to make more user-friendly and reliable in the coming weeks)
I had hoped to roll out a Hentai Foundry login this week, but it turns out their login cookies is dynamically named, so I will have to tweak the login manager to deal with it. Not a huge issue, but it will be delayed a little. The click-through guest login is now working entirely on the new system and appears to be fine.
other stuff
Texts in the program that ellipsize (Like this…) when they are too short now present tooltips with the full text. This includes the status on the network job control, which will help you review any long login errors.
The manage tags dialog's buttons get a bit more tweaking this week: both the remove and copy buttons now work differently depending on whether any tags above are selected or not: if tags are selected, only those will be affected; if none are selected, all will be affected. Also, the remove button is now wrapped in a yes/no dialog that can be turned off in the cog menu.
The filename tagging options panel now allows you to additionally tag files by their last, second last, and third last directory names!
The export files panel now allows you to delete the files from the client after export. This checkbox value is remembered and presents a WARNING yes/no dialog on export just to make sure.
Manage tag siblings and parents now handle large 'add' batches as one transaction, whether that is by a big .txt/clipboard import or when adding multiple parents. Everything is now bundled into one big list and you are only asked for the pend 'reason' once.
full list
- login:
- the login manager is fully turned on! hentai-foundry click-through and pixiv login now occur fully on the new system
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- wrote a Deviant Art login script for NSFW downloading–however, it only seems to work on a client that has done some logged-out downloading first (otherwise it thinks you are a robot)
- updated the DA file page parser to only NSFW-veto if the user is currently logged out
- wrote a danbooru login script for user prefs and special files if you have a gold account
- wrote a gelbooru 0.2.x login script for user prefs
- pixiv recently(?) allowed non-logged in users to see sfw content, so the login script is updated to reflect this. the login script doesn't detect a failed login any more, so I will revisit this
- logging in in the regular order of things now makes a temporary popup message with the overall login status and final result. ~it is cancellable~–and if cancelled, future login attempts will be delayed
- logging in in the regular order of things now prints simple started/result lines to the log
- deleted old network->login menu and related code such as the custom pixiv login management. gdpr click-through is now under downloaders
- subscription login errors will now specify the given login failure reason
- subscription login tests will now occur at a better time, guaranteeing the sub will be correctly saved paused if the test fails
- login errors will now always specify the domain for which they failed
- testing a login script on a fresh edit login script dialog now pre-fills the alphabetically first example domain
- the login script test ui now restores its 'run test' button correctly if the test is abandoned early
- misc improvements to login error handling and reporting
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- other:
- any texts across the program that ellipsize when they are too thin to display what they have will now tooltip their text (this most importantly includes the status on the network job control, which will now display full login problem info)
- the copy button on manage tags goes back to copying all if no tags are selected
- the remove button on manage tags now removes only selected if some tags are selected. it still removes all if none are selected
- the remove button on manage tags is now wrapped in a yes/no dialog (as is hitting the delete key on the list's selection). this can be turned off under the cog button
- filename tagging panels now support directory tagging for the last, second last, and third last directories. the related code for handling directory tagging is cleaned up significantly
- the export files panel now lets you delete the files from the client after export. this value will be remembered, and if on will prompt a capital letters warning on export, either via the button or the quick-export shortcut
- in manage tag parents, where there are multiple parents in a pending action (either by importing via clipboard/file or by putting multiple parents in right-hand box), the action will now be treated as one transaction with one 'enter a reason' confirmation!
- in manage tag siblings, when multiple 'better' values are pended in one action via a clipboard/file import, they will now be treated as one transaction with one 'enter a reason' confirmation!
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- misc:
- added a new url class that api-links .gifv-style imgur links so they are downloadable like regular imgur single media pages
- the pixiv manga page url class now redirects to the new api, so mode=manga pages should now be drag-and-drop importable and generally downloadable if you have any still hanging around in any queues
- clients now come with an additional danbooru parser that fetches the webm version of ugoiras
- after discovering a pdf that ate indefinite 100% CPU while trying to parse, I have decided to stop pulling num_words for pdfs. it was always a super inaccurate number, so let's wait for a better solution at a later date. hydrus hence no longer requires pypdf2
- fixed an issue with monthly bandwidth estimates rolling over to the new year incorrectly
- in an attempt to chase down a duplicate files content move/copy bug, the duplicate action content updates got a bit of cleanup work. if you have noticed duplicate actions not copying tags/urls, please let me know the exact process in the ui, including services and merge options, you went through
- tag lists should now update their sibling appearance correctly after a tag siblings dialog ok–previously, they were checking for new sibs too early
- tag siblings and parents should now refresh their data more efficiently when spammed with new data notifications (this usually happens janitor-side, which approving dozens at once)
- copy queries/watcher urls on the download pages' lists' right-click menus no longer double-spaces the copied texts (it just does single spaces)
- fixed an issue where certain initialised watchers were erroring out when asked to provide next-check time estimates–in all cases, null timestamps will be dealt with better here
- misc tag parents/siblings ui code cleanup
- wrote some code to catch and report on an unusual dialog dismissal error
next week
I'll do a bit more login manager work, figuring out easy solutions for the difficult cases where I can and rolling out more scripts, and otherwise catch up with small work. I have five weeks left to make a nice 'final' python2 release before I take my holiday break to go up to python3.