Closed shillshocked closed 2 years ago
Try the --header
flag (see nyuu --help-full
or help.txt for full details).
On a lark, I tried specifying this:
-H X-Complaints-To="The Three-ee Amigos"
And I got:
[ERR ] Unexpected fatal exception encountered, stack trace below
/home/randomusername/bin/Nyuu-master/bin/nyuu.js:1086
throw err; // this seems to change the exit code a bit :/
^
Unfortunately I'm unable to reproduce your issue.
Please provide further details:
Thanks!
Using the latest git version on Arch Linux, I can use this command successfully:
nyuu -C ~/bin/Nyuu-master/config.json -t "$dir" --out "$dir.nzb" -r include "$d"
where d is the directory basename with a trailing slash, and dir is d without the trailing slash.
But when I add that line to produce:
nyuu -C ~/bin/Nyuu-master/config.json -H X-Complaints-To="The Three-ee Amigos" -t "$dir" --out "$dir.nzb" -r include "$d"
I get the error. Is this related to forced headers by the usenet provider?
I would send the stack trace but I'm currently processing a big upload, so perhaps latter.
From the path name I'm assuming you're using the latest Git version (as opposed to release version).
Your config will be masking out a lot of the options, so unfortunately doesn't help by itself.
Ultimately the stack trace says where the problem is, so without it, I can't really do much.
Also, if you could provide info about when it occurs (e.g. soon after starting, takes a while, or just before it finished), that could help also.
Thank you!
My news provider allows me to use custom headers. Is there some way you could implement this?