Program: Tucan Manager
License: GNU General Public License
Description: Download and Upload manager for sites like:
* http://rapidshare.com/
* http://megaupload.com/
* http://gigasize.com/
* http://mediafire.com/
* http://4shared.com/
* http://sendspace.com/
* Written in python.
* GUI written in PyGTK (GTK+ toolkit).
* Multi-platform (GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, Microsoft Windows ...).
* Easy to extend with plugins
* Light and fast
* Wait in between downloads (anonymous access).
* Recognizes capchas where needed (Like megaupload or gigasize)
Website: http://cusl3-tucan.forja.rediris.es/index-en.html
Other: Configuration settings are saved on C:\Users\\.tucan\
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this: https://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/toucan The OP seems to be some type of upload/download manager for rapidshare or megaupload
When using the Tucan software to back up files I found out if you were to switch the file type to 7-Zip, it ends up saving the file with the ending .zip (Zip File; Compressed File) and when I go to open it up, Widows says that it cant open it up because it is a 7-Zip file with the .zip file ending. I had the setting as follows:
Ultra
7-Zip
Are there any bug fixes to this?
not backup software. Use TOucan for that. If you're having a problem, post it in the Toucan forum.
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Toucan Portable 0.38 Alpha
Cross-platform and 'all OS supported' I imagine sounds tempting to developers, but it seems that many simply claim cross-platform and think that programming language can take care of all OS pairings, without much testing or more knowledge.
I tested this program in my Windows 7 PC trying to download from filesonic and it trashed my file system with ghost folders, just because it's developer does not understand what he claims - Windows support
It might be of some use to others if I post how I handled those garbage folders:
- map parent folder on network and grant all access rights
- delete folders from remote you granted rights
Never on my PC again Tucan
On the Tucan Website there is a specific list of the filesharing services which are supported by this software and no support is claimed for the filesonic service, so I guess the answer is: "You shouldn't have tried to use it".
Sorry, but I don't have any direct experience of this software so can't comment on its reliability (or otherwise) in managing contact with the services which are supported.
MJA