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That makes sense. How do I get NZBGet to download both files at the same time? If the two are on different news servers how do I force the download? NZBget automatically downloads different articles at the same time from different newsservers (as long as they have the same prio). So, just setup you...

Two different newsservers (thus: different destination IP addresses), plus a routing table in your OS.

Not configurable on NZBget level.

NOTORIOUS VR wrote: ↑

28 Sep 2019, 13:12

I will report back when I setup NZBget on a fresh install of Ubuntu in a new VM.

what is the result of that?

I've created a nice reference NZB:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/sande ... c1c39c.nzb

It will result in the filename Heizölrückstoßabdämpfung.bin ...

Wow. Then more rigourous: live-boot Ubuntu 18.04 from USB, install nzbget, do the same test ...

If it still happens, it is not in your system, but outside your system, so router, firewall, ISP, government, or PEBKAC.

I have no explanation for this, and I can't reproduce it, even after changing NZBget's cacert.pem So ... time for you to do some induction and deduction: Current nzbget (21?) with a fresh nzbget.conf. Method: download and unpack and run nzbget 21 in a seperate directory, using the fresh nzbget.conf ...

Your openssl session looks good, so that does not reveal a problem / cause.

NOTORIOUS VR wrote: ↑

19 Sep 2019, 17:52

Not sure what you mean about NZBGet as newsserver w/ NTTPS...

I meant: what happens if you fill out a few other newsservers in nzbget and try to connect.

Ah ... https://nzbget.net/api/append says int append(string NZBFilename, string NZBContent, string Category, int Priority, bool AddToTop, bool AddPaused, string DupeKey, int DupeScore, string DupeMode, struct[] PPParameters) ... so ... string NZBContent The documentation is already clear & correct: ...

PS: different code style, easie for me to read #!/usr/bin/env python3 # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- import base64 import xmlrpc.client server = xmlrpc.client.ServerProxy('http://nzbget:tegbzn6789@localhost:6789/xmlrpc') #filename="C:\\ubuntu-7.10.nzb" filename="/home/sander/git/sab2/tests/data/reftestnzb....

OK, great that it works for you too.

FWIW: I also tried nzbget to also accept <base64> instead of only <string>, but didn't get that working: it resulted in '401 Unauthorized' or something like that

Anyway ... let's see what hugbug has to say about this.