mbruel / ngPost

Command Line (or minimalist GUI) usenet poster for binaries developped in C++/QT designed to be as fast as possible and offer all the main features to post data easily and safely. Releases for Linux, Windows and MacOS are available.
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ngpost does not seem to start uploading #178

Closed IITuxtmuxII closed 1 year ago

IITuxtmuxII commented 1 year ago

Hi I got a new server and tried to start uploading and this happend:

[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] SSL support: yes, build version: OpenSSL 1.1.1d  10 Sep 2019, system version: OpenSSL 1.1.1f  31 Mar 2020
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #2}] SSL support: yes, build version: OpenSSL 1.1.1d  10 Sep 2019, system version: OpenSSL 1.1.1f  31 Mar 2020
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #3}] SSL support: yes, build version: OpenSSL 1.1.1d  10 Sep 2019, system version: OpenSSL 1.1.1f  31 Mar 2020
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #4}] SSL support: yes, build version: OpenSSL 1.1.1d  10 Sep 2019, system version: OpenSSL 1.1.1f  31 Mar 2020
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #5}] SSL support: yes, build version: OpenSSL 1.1.1d  10 Sep 2019, system version: OpenSSL 1.1.1f  31 Mar 2020
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 716800 (=> new pos: 1433600)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 1433600 (=> new pos: 2150400)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 2150400 (=> new pos: 2867200)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 2867200 (=> new pos: 3584000)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 3584000 (=> new pos: 4300800)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 4300800 (=> new pos: 5017600)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 5017600 (=> new pos: 5734400)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 5734400 (=> new pos: 6451200)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 6451200 (=> new pos: 7168000)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 7168000 (=> new pos: 7884800)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 7884800 (=> new pos: 8601600)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 8601600 (=> new pos: 9318400)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 9318400 (=> new pos: 10035200)
[Builder #0] we've read 716800 bytes from 10035200 (=> new pos: 10752000)
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] Error Socket: Host not found
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] Closing connection...
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #2}] Error Socket: Host not found
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #2}] Closing connection...
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #3}] Error Socket: Host not found
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #3}] Closing connection...
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #4}] Error Socket: Host not found
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #4}] Closing connection...
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #5}] Error Socket: Host not found
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #5}] Closing connection...
Error: disconnected connection: #1

Error: disconnected connection: #2

Error: disconnected connection: #3

Error: disconnected connection: #4

Error: disconnected connection: #5

and does not upload

I use Ubuntu 22.04 server with the cmd appimg.

Tensai75 commented 1 year ago

[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] Error Socket: Host not found What is unclear about this error message? Have you even tried to solve the problem yourself before posting an issue here. Issues are for reporting actual bugs or for requests for enhancements and not for user support on how to setup the program. And this clearly seems to be a user error. But for beeing nice: check your server settings. Obviously the host name is wrong.

mbruel commented 1 year ago

Indeed. this is not a bug... read the error... what is your provider? could come from the non support of SSL3 but I don't think so...

IITuxtmuxII commented 1 year ago

[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] Error Socket: Host not found What is unclear about this error message? Have you even tried to solve the problem yourself before posting an issue here. Issues are for reporting actual bugs or for requests for enhancements and not for user support on how to setup the program. And this clearly seems to be a user error. But for beeing nice: check your server settings. Obviously the host name is wrong.

well I did I found it the dns fucked up on the vps hostname etc in the conf was good.