On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 8:01 AM, Frédéric <branger.f...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My news provider is hitnews and I getting this problem with ssl :
> During the first minutes the download is ok but afterwoards the > connections' speed drop to zero. Then the connections close and > nzbperl quits.
> Is it related to the provider ? > Is my download machine too slow (p2 433 with 320 Mo RAM) ?
I get the same thing on a Quad Core Phenom with newshosting. So I think it might have something to do with nzbperl not automatically accepting the ssl cert. I read this in a google groups post, but can't find the link right now. The work around was to use stunnel. You create an stunnel connection to your newsgroups provider, then use plaintext and connect to the secure connection. This did not work well for me, I lost a lot of performance (more than 2x) and I had the problem where the stunnel connections would break and I'd have to alway restart stunnel and thing like that.
Good luck, let us know what solution, if any, you find.
Andrey Falko wrote: > On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 8:01 AM, Frédéric <branger.f...@gmail.com> wrote: >> My news provider is hitnews and I getting this problem with ssl : [snip] > I get the same thing on a Quad Core Phenom with newshosting. So I > think it might have something to do with nzbperl not automatically > accepting the ssl cert.
I can't explain it, but the fact that Frédéric said it was working for a few minutes seems to indicate that it's probably *not* nzbperl rejecting the ssl cert.
If other clients work fine with SSL and that provider, then it's almost certainly nzbperl's fault. I'd also make sure you've got the latest SSL perl module...
On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 10:41 PM, Jason Plumb <ja...@noisybox.net> wrote:
> Andrey Falko wrote: >> On Wed, Jul 9, 2008 at 8:01 AM, Frédéric <branger.f...@gmail.com> wrote: >>> My news provider is hitnews and I getting this problem with ssl : > [snip] >> I get the same thing on a Quad Core Phenom with newshosting. So I >> think it might have something to do with nzbperl not automatically >> accepting the ssl cert.
> I can't explain it, but the fact that Frédéric said it was working for a > few minutes seems to indicate that it's probably *not* nzbperl rejecting > the ssl cert.
> If other clients work fine with SSL and that provider, then it's almost > certainly nzbperl's fault. I'd also make sure you've got the latest SSL > perl module...
> I'm interested in what people find out.
> -jason
I actually remembered the exact problem I had....I was seeing much lower than usual speeds when using nzbperl with ssl. A drop of performance from 2 megs per second to .5 - .7 megs per second. I saw the problem Frédéric is seeing when I used stunnel. Sorry about the confusion guys. My SSL perl module version was: 1.12 . I upgraded to 1.13, but there is no difference.
Frédéric, what port are you using to connect via ssl?
My provider (hitnews.eu) ports are 563 and 995, and none of them work.
My ssl perl module was my current ubuntu gutsy package (1.02). I
installed 1.13 using CPAN and it solves nothing. I'm sending a mail to
my provider to see if this is a known issue at their side
