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For the context, I don't think it happened under 4.6, but it might also be because one of the providers I use to post had issues just recently.
Anyway, I use 3 separate providers to post. When one provider has issues, I get stuff like that in the end:

[=================================================>] 99 % (76429 / 76441) avg. speed:  13.01 MB/s[Poster #6 {NntpCon #14}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed                                   
Error: disconnected connection: #14                                                       
                                                                                          
[Poster #6 {NntpCon #13}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed            
Error: disconnected connection: #13                                                       
                                                                                          
[Poster #7 {NntpCon #16}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed            
Error: disconnected connection: #16                                                       
                                                                                          
[Poster #7 {NntpCon #15}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed            
Error: disconnected connection: #15                                                       
                                                                                          
we lost all the connections...                                                            
Sleep for 30 sec before trying to reconnect                                               
Pause posting...                                                                          
[=================================================>] 99 % (76429 / 76441) avg. speed:  12.91 MB/sTry to resume posting
Resume posting...                                                                         
[=================================================>] 99 % (76440 / 76441) avg. speed:  12.82 MB/s[Poster #5 {NntpCon #12}] Socket Timeout (30000 ms)                                                              
[Poster #5 {NntpCon #12}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 1)      
[==================================================] 100 % (76441 / 76441) avg. speed:  12.82 MB/s
                                                                                          
[11:19:24.374] Upload size: 50.99 GB in 01:07:52.955 (4072 sec)                  => average speed:  12.82 MB/s (16 connections on 16 threads)                                                                     
4 / 76441 articles FAILED to be uploaded (even with 10 retries)...                    

[=================================================>] 99 % (76438 / 76441) avg. speed:  15.38 MB/s[Poster #2 {NntpCon #3}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #2 {NntpCon #3}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 9)
[Poster #5 {NntpCon #6}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #3 {NntpCon #4}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #5 {NntpCon #6}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 9)
[Poster #3 {NntpCon #4}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 9)
[Poster #1 {NntpCon #2}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #1 {NntpCon #2}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 9)
[Poster #4 {NntpCon #5}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #4 {NntpCon #5}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 9)
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 9)
[=================================================>] 99 % (76438 / 76441) avg. speed:  15.37 MB/s[Poster #7 {NntpCon #8}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #7 {NntpCon #8}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 9)
[=================================================>] 99 % (76438 / 76441) avg. speed:  14.13 MB/s[Poster #2 {NntpCon #3}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #2 {NntpCon #3}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 10)
[Poster #3 {NntpCon #4}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #3 {NntpCon #4}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 10)
[Poster #4 {NntpCon #5}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #4 {NntpCon #5}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 10)
[Poster #5 {NntpCon #6}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #5 {NntpCon #6}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 10)
[Poster #1 {NntpCon #2}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #1 {NntpCon #2}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 10)
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 10)
[=================================================>] 99 % (76438 / 76441) avg. speed:  14.12 MB/s[Poster #7 {NntpCon #8}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
[Poster #7 {NntpCon #8}] Connection lost, trying to reconnect! (nb disconnected: 10)
[=================================================>] 99 % (76438 / 76441) avg. speed:  13.07 MB/s[Poster #4 {NntpCon #5}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
Error: disconnected connection: #5

[Poster #5 {NntpCon #6}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
Error: disconnected connection: #6

[Poster #0 {NntpCon #1}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
Error: disconnected connection: #1

[Poster #2 {NntpCon #3}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
Error: disconnected connection: #3

[Poster #1 {NntpCon #2}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
Error: disconnected connection: #2

[Poster #3 {NntpCon #4}] Error Socket: The TLS/SSL connection has been closed
Error: disconnected connection: #4


we lost all the connections...
Sleep for 30 sec before trying to reconnect
Pause posting...
[=================================================>] 99 % (76438 / 76441) avg. speed:  12.97 MB/sTry to resume posting
Resume posting...
[==================================================] 100 % (76441 / 76441) avg. speed:  12.96 MB/s

[15:26:16.665] Upload size: 50.99 GB in 01:07:07.503 (4027 sec)                  => average speed:  12.96 MB/s (8 connections on 16 threads)
1 / 76441 articles FAILED to be uploaded (even with 10 retries)...

The first try was with -x, and the nzb ended up having post IDs that were missing (I checked with nzbverify). Oddly, the second nzb without -x (and also less connections) had no missing post IDs (but maybe they were never written?).

Anyway, I think it would make sense to try with connections from another provider instead of retrying with the same.

Although the password is save in the ngPost.conf file when the"archive password" box when checked, the passord box is not repopulated with the password when the program is started up again.

Hi!

I was thinking about a handy feature wherein ngPost creates a queue file from the quick jobs I have setup but not started posting yet, saving that queue file and then use that to trigger the posting from the commandline rather than the HMI/GUI.

I have no idea if this is possible, but it seemed like a good idea to me.

Edit: If you have ever used Handbrakes Queue feature and queue file feature, you'll know what I mean.

When I specify -o /tmp/thisismyNZB.nzb as the intended NZB file, it results in a nzb file /tmp/thisismyNZB.nzb.nzb, so double extension.

Is that how it was intended?

$ ./ngPost_v1.6-x86_64.AppImage  -h upload.super.nl -P 443 -s -u babla -p mypassword -n 5  -g "alt.binaries.test,alt.binaries.test2" -i /tmp/folderToP
ost -o /tmp/thisismyNZB.nzb
The default config file doesn't exist:  "/home/sander/.ngPost"

Upload size: 10 MB in 00:00:02.134 (2 sec) => average speed:   4.69 MB/s (5 connections on 4 threads)
nzb file: /tmp/thisismyNZB.nzb.nzb

With postFiles.sh, I got

./postFiles.sh: line 88: /home/sander/git/ngPost/bin/ngPost: No such file or directory

Caused by NG_POST="$SCRIPT_PATH/bin/ngPost" ... that bin directory does not exist.
I changed to NG_POST="$SCRIPT_PATH/src/ngPost" and everything is fine now.

Not an technical problem, but im not able to download the AppImage, you're offering in the description here: https://github.com/mbruel/ngPost

/cheers :)

hi

i upload via virgin media newsgroup server and a username + password is not required.

when leaving the username and password fields empty ( blank ) i get error authentication denied

is there an option to add where you can select "server doesn't require login" similar to camel powerpost or yEncBin

even though i am leaving the fields blank the virgin media server is not detecting it that way

The GUI option 'limit rar number' is not being saved to .ngPost file

Maybe start to think about tests is a good idea?

Some like sabnzbd/sabnzbd#999

Currently whats keeping me from going full auto with your build in autofunction ist the way nzbnaming is handled. in gui it removes the codec and grpname tag. atleast on a windows platform. i have a structured nzb output which is based on Sections for instance tv/2020-01-28/rlsname.nzb
Is there any chance that can be integrated via config file? dont want to use gui, currently im monitoring a base folder per script in that base folder are those sections as dirs. so my script greps the section from dirname of the section dir the upload comes from. basically it would be enough to put nzbs into a seperate folder named by the name of the monitor folder for instance a upload coming from monitored folder /mnt/incoming/linuxisos would be saved in /mnt/nzbs/linuxisos/DATE/ubuntu.1904.nzb

For my example i will take the following monitor folders as given:
/mnt/linux
/mnt/freebsd
These are the Folders to be monitored
The Base save path for nzbs will be
/mnt/nzbs
The feature i search for is quiete easy to implement
When a nzb is finished in monitor linux
the nzb should be saved to
/mnt/nzb/linux/2020-01-29/ubuntu.18.94.nzb
when a nzb is finished in freebsd it should be saved to
/mnt/nzb/freebsd/2020-01-29/freebsd.11.nzb
it would also be posstible to save it like this :
/mnt/nzbs/2020-01-29/freebsd/freebsd.11.nzb
/mnt/nzbs/2020-01-29/linux/ubuntu.18.04.nzb

so basically
NZBBASEPATH/SECTION/DATE/NZBNAME
or
NZBBASEPATH/DATE/SECTION/NZBNAME

Hello Matthieu,

I would like to request an option to set a default password when using the --auto and --monitoring switch.

1st concern
NZB is explicitly overwritten if performing a repost, recommend rename by date on --auto or --monitor, prompt if manual. Anything except just overwrite without any notifications.

2nd concern
Recommend not using 2 separate randomFrom functions to return different types, here is a fix:
file: hmi/MainWindow.cpp function: onGenPoster, use a single call to convert from stdString
_ui->fromEdit->setText(QString::fromStdString(_ngPost->_randomFrom()));

3rd is just a request, I've already done a rewrite on the randomFrom function in NgPost.cpp to make the entire from email random:

std::string NgPost::randomFrom() const
{
QString randomFrom, alphabet("ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789");
int nb = 21, nbLetters = alphabet.length();
for (int i = 0 ; i < nb ; ++i) {
if (i==10) { randomFrom += "@"; }
if (i==18) { randomFrom += "."; }
randomFrom.append(alphabet.at(std::rand()%nbLetters));
}
return randomFrom.toStdString();
}

This makes the from email a random(10) string at random(8) string dot random(3) string.

4th is a suggestion
Instead of requiring "--compress" for --monitor and --auto then failing if it's not included, I recommend a _log("Warning: --compress automatically selected for --auto operation"); then just enable compression for the user anyway, since it's required, then proceed without return false;

Apologies is toes are stepped on here, I like what you've put together thus far keep up the good work.

I have this line uncommentated but is it still using the cpu core count, is this known ?

## uncomment the next line to limit the number of threads,  (by default it'll use the number of cores)
## all the connections are spread equally on those posting threads
thread  =  30

Is it possible to include the function that ngPost can create a txt file only with The following infos?

Filename,Header,Password,Group

By Multiple uploads
Filename,Header,Password,Group
Filename,Header,Password,Group
.......

I use the MacOS version

On Ubuntu 18.04 64-bit, I get the errors belows trying to make.

Tips?

sander@brixit:~/git/ngPost/src$ qmake
Info: creating stash file /home/sander/git/ngPost/src/.qmake.stash

sander@brixit:~/git/ngPost/src$ make
/usr/lib/qt5/bin/uic hmi/MainWindow.ui -o ui_MainWindow.h
g++ -c -pipe -O2 -std=gnu++1y -Wall -W -D_REENTRANT -fPIC -DAPP_VERSION="1.6" -D__USE_MUTEX__ -D__DISP_PROGRESS_BAR__ -DQT_NO_DEBUG_OUTPUT -DQT_DEPRECATED_WARNINGS -DQT_NO_DEBUG -DQT_WIDGETS_LIB -DQT_GUI_LIB -DQT_NETWORK_LIB -DQT_CORE_LIB -I. -I. -isystem /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5 -isystem /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/QtWidgets -isystem /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/QtGui -isystem /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/QtNetwork -isystem /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/QtCore -I. -isystem /usr/include/libdrm -I. -I/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/qt5/mkspecs/linux-g++ -o NgPost.o NgPost.cpp
In file included from NgPost.cpp:25:0:
nntp/NntpArticle.h:42:25: error: ‘StringFormat’ in ‘class QUuid’ does not name a type
     static const QUuid::StringFormat sMsgIdFormat = QUuid::StringFormat::Id128;
                         ^~~~~~~~~~~~
nntp/NntpArticle.h: In member function ‘QString NntpArticle::id() const’:
nntp/NntpArticle.h:102:55: error: ‘sMsgIdFormat’ was not declared in this scope
 QString NntpArticle::id() const { return _id.toString(sMsgIdFormat); }
                                                       ^~~~~~~~~~~~
nntp/NntpArticle.h:102:55: note: suggested alternative: ‘QTextFormat’
 QString NntpArticle::id() const { return _id.toString(sMsgIdFormat); }
                                                       ^~~~~~~~~~~~
                                                       QTextFormat
Makefile:451: recipe for target 'NgPost.o' failed
make: *** [NgPost.o] Error 1
sander@brixit:~/git/ngPost/src$ 

If PREPARE_PACKING option is enabled and if the monitored folder is empty, when two folders/jobs are moved to it simultaneously, ngPost will start to rar/par both. This is not the intended behavior. At the same time only one post should be rared/pared. Rar/par of the second job should only start if first job is already uploading.

Regards, Tensai

I realized I had a ton of defective nzbs, because when the disk is full, ngPost keeps posting and writting the .nzb on nothing....
I wish there was a prompt, like RAR and ParPar uses, Your disk is full, [R]esume [Q]uit in the CLI. Haven't tried the GUI yet but I guess it would be something similar?

Feature Request:
To limit the maximum upload speed of ngPost to a specified value. If it's not achieved, it does not throttle, however, if the max upload speed is achievable, allow user to specify maximum upload speed.

Suggestion:

--max_speed : limit max data throughput of all combined connections/threads.
Set's maximum upload speed of all connections combined to X speed per second specified in KiB, (kilo-bytes per second),
e.g. 3500 or 10000
e.g. (--max_speed 3500)

Why article number has { and } ? how to remove them?

<segment bytes="blabla" number="blabla">{019b929b-blabla-438f-bab2-blabla}@blabla</segment>

I just downloaded ngPost on my RPi, but I wonder how I install rar?
It seems to be not available for ARM: https://www.rarlab.com/download.htm
In case it is not possible: is there any alternative I can use with ngPost for creating rars?

Hello There,

the rar and par function currently shows the command line but no further output in the default state (unlike in -d, but that shows a lot of info, the rar info looks reasonable but the par shows 10 lines per %)

is it possible to add a progression bar or some indicator of how far it is with the rar or par operation ?

Love using ngPost, but I have one suggestion.

When posting some scene releases they have subfolders in their natural file structure (like Sample Folders and Subs Folders). These don't work when posting, I have to modify the file structure for that. So implementation of Sub-directory handling would be great.

Thanks in advance.

The uploader can't be set with, for example, -f [email protected] and it looks that the code is missing from NgPost::parseCommandLine

Regards

Hello There,

can you add some sort of timestamps to the command line outputs. I tried -d switch but it doesn't do any timestamps :)

I am sometimes running into the issue that a post is going fine but the speed suddenly drops and it stops progressing altogether, it stops sending packets but won't throw an error of a time-out or anything.

Only way to resolve is to stop the command line with a break (ctrl+c). preferably timestamp output when using the --disp_progress FILES.

For example the time it started processing a package and when it ended.

Hi,

when the automatic "Monitor folder" mode is used (which I love btw), the randomly generated Poster address is the same for all posting jobs.

Steps to reproduce:

1. configure ngPost to use random Poster address
2. start ngPost with "--monitor" option
3. add several folders (or files) to the monitored folder
4. for each file or folder a NZB file will be generetad showing the same Poster address

ngPost should however generate a true random Poster address for every different upload.

Thanks and best regards

Dear ngpost developer,

First of all, I want to thank you for creating this wonderful tool for us! It's very easy to use!

Can I request you make ngpost to support UTF-8? When I upload something with Chinese/Japanese characters as the folder name, the NZB that ngpost created only show the Latin characters. Is that possible the name of the NZB file is exactly the same as the folder/file's name, even the name contains Asian characters?

Thanks for your time, and stay safe and healthy!

Thanks for the update and YES the 4.5 version fixed all problem i have except this one or this might be made this way, im not sure.

Quick Post pack multi files from different folders into a single post

is there is anyway to have an option to pack each file into a single post .

or should we keep it that way so the quick post will pack all files into a single file and Auto Posting will pack each file or each folder into its own post ? however quick post split folder one for each post .

maybe be good if there is options to choose from for each type of post , thanks .. you are da man :)

thanks

When packing from a network location on Windows, RAR fails due to a command line error, example:

Start Post #1: xxx.nzb
Compressing files: C:\Program Files\WinRAR\Rar.exe a -ep1 -m0 -idp -hpXxx -v1024m F:/Temp/pack/xxx.rar -r //tower2/disk10/XXX/XXX.mkv
ERROR: Unknown option: /tower2/disk10/XXX/XXX.mkv
=> rar exit code: 7

Hi,

could you please implement a function etc. which allows to resume stopped/broken/canceled uploads?

For example when a few tmp folders are unprocessed that there is flag/function which allows to resume the upload and does not start a complete new upload of all the files for a example in one folder.

Thank you very much!

Regards noobcoder1983

Could you please implement an option for changing the upload speed? For example in kb or percent so that not all upload speed will be used for ngPost.

Thanks!

I downloaded and ran ngPost_v4.8_x64_setup.exe but it seems to install version 4.7 instead of version 4.8

If one has a big file (say a 40GB iso) one can create a par2 that can repair the whole file, split the file (using normal file system splitting tools) and just use a single par2 file (assuming no block errors) to reconstruct the file from all the splits.

now, this can be a big help on IO if one is trying to post the file.

Currently, one has to essentially do 3 passes over all the data

1. rar to split it (and encrypt if so desired)
2. par to create the pars on the rar split
3. read to upload

If on the other hand, one just needed to split, one could redo this

1. par to create pars on the big file
2. read to upload. the read to upload will generate the split in real time

a 33% IO win.

yes, one doesn't get encryption this way, but that's the trade off. Some would be willing to make that tradeoff especially with obfuscated names.

one thing I might also add is perhaps in the context of split, one also has the ability to randomize the order of the splits (i.e. assuming a 40GB file split into 500MB chunks is going to have 80 parts, instead of uploading part1, 2, 3, it can be seek to part 75, upload that, seek to part 33, upload that and so on and so forth.

thoughts?

No problem encountered during the archiving/par2 creating process, but as soon as the posting begins, the program is killed. Unfortunately, I don't have acces to the logs on the server I'm renting. Could you add a verbose parameter to the program so I could debug it?
I never had any issue on the 2.1 & 2.2 versions (using the AppImage on a server running Ubuntu).

Hello Matthieu :)

Is it possible to add the option to enable/disable servers. in the GUI ? current options is you have to use all of remove what you don't want to use.

I can disable it in the conf file by commenting them out, but when i open and change a setting in the GUI, it overwrites and removes the commented servers.

The GUI option 'file name obfuscation' is not being saved to .ngPost file

Case:
When you have the nzb password text field filled with characters, uncheck the 'nzb password' and to post files, the program only checks if the text field is empty or not, then still will use the password(because the text field is just disabled but filled), I think that bug is on this line:

Could you please implement an option that uploaded rar and par2 files kept on disk and will not be deleted after uploading.

Thanks!

Please add an option for random poster email name on each upload / file or folder

add a default password on automatic option or a random rar names on the quick option

close each tab after its done correctly uploaded , ( green mark )

Option to control the cpu usage , such as if you are using auto mode and leave the pc on , it will not effect the other running app , the cpu for the par can take up to 67 and up while creating pars

thanks , hope to see this happened.

Feature Request:
Compress nzb files to save space, I tested a single nzb file of 100 kb and the result was 20kb because the format of nzb that is text, this can save time and BIG space for archiving tasks.

Thanks.

Hello Matthieu,

I just downloaded the 4.4. release and installed it in the old directory.
It replaced ngPost.conf with a default one, can this not be the default action ? (luckily i made a back-up just before installing)

i donwloaded the the 64bit installer and the ngpost.exe file it installs is from feb 18 2020. seems to be missing all the modifications.

When I connect via ssh (so: no X settings), and start ngPost_v1.6-x86_64.AppImage without parameters, it gives a coredump.
I find that quite a hefty effect.
I would prefer ngPost_v1.6-x86_64.AppImage so say something nicely about missing X / GUI.

sander@brixit:~$ ./ngPost_v1.6-x86_64.AppImage 
qt.qpa.xcb: could not connect to display 
qt.qpa.plugin: Could not load the Qt platform plugin "xcb" in "" even though it was found.
This application failed to start because no Qt platform plugin could be initialized. Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.

Available platform plugins are: xcb.

Aborted (core dumped)

FWIW:

sander@brixit:~$ ./ngPost_v1.6-x86_64.AppImage --help
ngPost_v1.6 is a NNTP poster that can:
  - use multiple connections on multiple servers. (for multiple server, you've to use a config file)
  - spread those connections on several threads (by default the number of cores available)
  - post several files or directory (you can put several times the option -i)
  - generate the nzb
  - use SSL encryption if desired

Syntax: ngPost_v1.6-x86_64.AppImage (options)? (-i <file or directory to upload>)+
        --help             : Help: display syntax
        -v or --version    : app version
        -c or --conf       : use configuration file (if not provided, we try to load $HOME/.ngPost)

Adding a --nfo paramater (--nfo file.nfo) so the .nfo file won't be splitted in the rest of the archive, and indexers will be able to identify it.

Hi Matthieu

Have you ever thought of separating the rar/par process and and the upload process into separate queues so they can be done in parallel?
Especially when monitoring a folder with a lot of jobs, this could drastically improve the overall performance. E.g. while uploading the first job (after it has been initially rared and pared), the next job(s) could already be rared and pared in parallel and then put into the upload queue.
Programmatically this can be done easily and I used this approach in a private upload tool I wrote myself in node.js using nyuu as the actual upload program.

Would love to hear your thoughts about this.

Regards, Tensai

Hello,

I am trying to upload a backup with 250 GB right now.
But after a couple of hours (around 70%), ngpost seems to use all the available RAM (the vm has 20 GB). When trying to login, the ngPost process gets killed, because the system has way too little RAM left.

What should I do?

for instance like sabnzbd does for its processing and preprocessing scripts $1 for the full path of the upload and $2 for the resulting nzb file $3 for the rarname and $4 for the password used. this would allow further postprocessing of the upload for archiving into a cloud for instance or gathering information on the nature of the upload like mediainfo and so on.

Here is the output from the command

[16:06:34.237] Start posting: test.nzb
[16:06:34.238] Compressing files: /usr/bin/rar a -ep1 -m0 -idp -hpdummy -v400m /tmp/EZXLsJVU3F3koikT8/EZXLsJVU3F3koikT8.rar /root/test_ss/Screen Shot 2020-03-24 at 4.31.46 PM.png /root/test_ss/ngPost_v4.4-x86_64.AppImage /root/test_ss/test.nzb /root/test_ss/test_1.nzb /root/test_ss/test_2.nzb /root/test_ss/test_2_3.nzb

******************************************************

[16:06:34.651] Generating par2: /usr/bin/par2 c -l -m1024 -r20 /tmp/EZXLsJVU3F3koikT8/EZXLsJVU3F3koikT8.par2 /tmp/EZXLsJVU3F3koikT8/EZXLsJVU3F3koikT8*rar -q
******************************

[16:06:40.885] Number of available Nntp Connections: 30
Segmentation fault (core dumped)

Not clear why this is happening. I can post from the Usenetic app.

Here is the command

ngPost --disp_progress --debug --thread 1 -h <HOST> -P 563 -s -u <USER> -p <PASS> -n 30 -f [email protected] -g "alt.binaries.misc" -i /root/test_ss -a 313350 -o test.nzb --tmp_dir /tmp --compress --gen_name --gen_par2 --rar_path /usr/bin/rar --rar_size 400 --rar_pass dummy --par2_pct 20 --par2_path /usr/bin/par2

did you remove it ?

Hello , there is small issues that Auto compress for quickposts and random archive name and par don't work so what is the reason for it if we select it ? without selecting all lower choices and tick each one of them

if i select a single file or 2 file parts with same names
aaa.rar
aaa.r00
or
2 different files
111.rar
222.rar

it will still pickup one name of the files name nothing random i can't make it to be random unless i click generate or write my own

same thing with nzb passwords it said fixed pass for all posts , this is not working for all posts it will only pick up a fixed password for quickposts no matter the archive password on top is ticked or not , if i tick the top archive password and have a fixed pass and put a fixed pass on the lower option the app will only pick up the lower option , the top pass only works with auto posting

i guess if you can fix the auto compress to work for the quickpost it will fix all this issues

also if the auto compress if enable could disable the option on the lower panel this will help without removing the lower option , just when you choose one option it disable the other option automatically till you change it again or do it manual when disable the auto compress

i dont know how to be more accurate explaining this but if you tried it while posting you will see , this is what i find so far .

thank you .