Gopeed, the download manager with a browser extension (http, HLS, ed2k, BitTorrent), on the NAS as it is, with one process of ours in front of it. Beside Rtorrent 16 every torrent and magnet, from the extension or from Gopeed's own add dialog, becomes a file in Rtorrent 16's watch folder; Gopeed's list shows those torrents with progress and state, and its pause, resume and delete act on Rtorrent 16 (files are never deleted). Without Rtorrent 16 it is plain Gopeed.
Standalone: no other package required. The web login and the extension token are made on the NAS at the first start: over FAQ SSH, in the package's directory, ./rtorrent16-gopeed.sh token prints them. Downloads go to Download/gopeed (else Public/gopeed).
Screenshot: Gopeed
Standalone: no other package required. The web login and the extension token are made on the NAS at the first start: over FAQ SSH, in the package's directory, ./rtorrent16-gopeed.sh token prints them. Downloads go to Download/gopeed (else Public/gopeed).
Install
Add the QNAP Utilities repository to App Center once, then install it from there: how to add the repository.Screenshots
Screenshot: Gopeed
What you can do
- Download HTTP, FTP, HLS, ed2k and BitTorrent links from one list
- Send a link from Chrome, Edge or Firefox with the browser extension
- Hand torrents and magnets to Rtorrent 16 and follow them in Gopeed's list
- Download through debrid and premium-host accounts with the bundled extension