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blademan wrote: ↑

Yesterday, 21:13

Recommended next steps?

Well ... yes ... remove cipher. Does that work? If so ... why do you want to specify a cipher?

Server1.Cipher=AES256-SHA worked for news-us.newshosting.com with NZBGet on Windows for you? Maybe my string is incorrect, according to the note in the setttings config: "NOTE: You may get a TLS handshake error if the news server does not support the chosen cipher. You can also get an error " Could...

I tested news-us.newshosting.com with nzbget on my Win10 without and with cipher ... no problem.

I tested news-us.newshosting.com with testssl.sh ... no problem

So ... I can't reproduce

which usenet server exaclty? So: full name ("FQDN") you use?

which usenet server?

ProXy wrote: ↑

26 Nov 2020, 15:47

Sadly the issue remains.

And ... did you do anything with what I wrote? Did you answer the first question?

... and the OS can also decide to kill a process if the OS thinks it's causing problems (for example eating all memory): $ ./mem_eater Hello, World! Killed ... and /var/log/ will tell what happened, so what the Linux kernel decided to do: $ sudo grep mem_eater /var/log/syslog Nov 26 11:02:58 brixit ...

Do you mean a real crash, so a crash-crash? Or "not responding", or "exited", or "slow"? If a crash-crash, run nzbget from console (not as a daemon / service). A real crash looks like this: $ ./crash_me Hello, World! Floating point exception (core dumped) So: it tells what went wrong. To really have...

see comment on your post here: https://www.reddit.com/r/usenet/comment ... &context=3

45.0 GB, 0:03:35 Unpack time 47.2 GB, 0:08:50 Unpack time 50.8 GB, 0:31:32 Unpack time 15.5 GB, 0:00:15 Unpack time 49.0 GB, 0:54:35 Unpack time 15.5 GB, 0:00:15 Unpack time ... so 15 GB in 15 seconds, or 1GB/s = 1000 MB/s ... which is very fast. - A M.2 SATA SSD can achieve 500 MB/s or so. - A M.2...