fix: conflict between global aria2 RPC configuration and aria2c command-line #2672
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The
dlmodels.shscript usesaria2cto download models. When a global aria2 configuration (~/.aria2/aria2.conf) exists, thearia2ccommand line reads the global configuration. If the global configuration specifies enabling RPC (which is a common scenario, as global configurations are typically used for aria2's service mode), thearia2ccommand line will also attempt to create an RPC service, resulting in a port conflict. The solution is to add--enable-rpc=falseto the command line to disable the RPC option for the command-line execution.