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Adds two optional DownloadManager settings: - download_daily_limit_per_domain: max non-recurring downloads per domain per day - download_daily_limit_global: max non-recurring downloads across all domains per day Recurring Channel/RSS catalog updates are never gated and never counted; only the videos/archives they spawn and one-off downloads count. Both successful and failed attempts consume a slot (counted once per download per day). Limits reset at local midnight (configured timezone). Over-limit downloads stay "new" and resume the next day. Implementation: - New Download.last_download_attempt column (+ index, migration) set at dispatch time so the count survives restarts and is correct across workers. - dispatch_downloads gates non-recurring downloads: per-domain skips that domain, global stops dispatching counted downloads for the cycle. daily_download_counts derives the day's totals from the DB. - Domain grouping uses normalized URLs via a new Downloader.normalize_domain method (base strips www/m/mobile + port); VideoDownloader/ChannelDownloader override it to collapse youtu.be, /shorts/, and tracking params to youtube.com. ArchiveDownloader is the seam for future archive URL normalization. - Settings wired through WROLPiConfig, the /settings API (GET/PATCH, non-negative validation, 0 = unlimited), and the React Settings page. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> |
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Getting Started with Create React App
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Available Scripts
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