I've tried getting this to work with a usenet server that does not need credentials to login, without success.
Just to see if it's my configuration or something else failing I've switched to another usenet server provider which does need a username/password and the proxy worked.
Any hints what might go wrong? The log file didn't complain about anything.
My config:
[server]
use ssl = false
host = xxx
login =
password =
port = 119
max connections = 1
[proxy]
use ssl = true
port = xxx
cert file = xxx
cert key = xxx
ca verification = false
ca file = myca.pem
logfile = /var/log/nntp2nntp.log
pidfile = /var/run/nntp2nntp.pid
[users]
xxx = xxx
[connections]
xxx = 1
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Thanks for the reply, I'm sorry I can't deliver better news but it still does not work it seems. Tried with 2 servers that do not need credentials to log in (both work on my local machine) and it still fails to connect with your latest revision.
Is there a way to enable more verbose logging?
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hi, I've got the same problem, I've tried that fix and no luck ... the setup is that I use login/pass to get to the proxy and no login/pass to the server
I've followed that communication in tcpdump, I connect from client, receive 200 Welcome to ..., client sends authinfo user ghormoon, server sends TCP ACK, but no (text) response after that, client times out after a while and sends TCP FIN.
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Hi there,
I've tried getting this to work with a usenet server that does not need credentials to login, without success.
Just to see if it's my configuration or something else failing I've switched to another usenet server provider which does need a username/password and the proxy worked.
Any hints what might go wrong? The log file didn't complain about anything.
My config:
[server]
use ssl = false
host = xxx
login =
password =
port = 119
max connections = 1
[proxy]
use ssl = true
port = xxx
cert file = xxx
cert key = xxx
ca verification = false
ca file = myca.pem
logfile = /var/log/nntp2nntp.log
pidfile = /var/run/nntp2nntp.pid
[users]
xxx = xxx
[connections]
xxx = 1
Hi!
In following revision
http://nntp2nntp.bzr.sourceforge.net/bzr/nntp2nntp/revision/21
I have commited a fix, can you test it?
Thank you!
Best regards,
Oleksandr
Thanks for the reply, I'm sorry I can't deliver better news but it still does not work it seems. Tried with 2 servers that do not need credentials to log in (both work on my local machine) and it still fails to connect with your latest revision.
Is there a way to enable more verbose logging?
Please start the nntp2nntp.py like follows:
try to connect and send me the output.log file please, then I can look deeper on what happens.
Thanks,
Oleksandr
hi, I've got the same problem, I've tried that fix and no luck ... the setup is that I use login/pass to get to the proxy and no login/pass to the server
I've followed that communication in tcpdump, I connect from client, receive 200 Welcome to ..., client sends authinfo user ghormoon, server sends TCP ACK, but no (text) response after that, client times out after a while and sends TCP FIN.