AriaNG allows you to remote control aria
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What do you mean by "option for remote"?
https://giantpinkrobots.github.io/varia/
Powerful underneath. Schedule your downloads with a powerful scheduler function. Use basic authentication and import cookies from a file. Enable remote mode to control a remote aria2c instance.
This is what I'd like to do, I'm thinking maybe it's just not in the program yet, but according to the releases it should be.
I tried it for a while, but downloads kept stalling and I’d come back hours later to find a corrupt file.
I’ve used other download tools with aria2 as a backend and didn’t have any issues.
Did you find a remote option? What other tools have you used?
I don’t know, I’ve never looked for that function. Just that I’ve used Varia and it was not good.
I use gabut from flathub now, which again uses aria2 backend but does download things reliably.
Haven't had a chance to get back to testing but Varia has been updated twice since then, now I'm seeing the option.
Have you tried reading the manual?
I could be wrong but there isn't one.
Nop