cannot connect

[hboetes]

Lately I'm noticing whilst downloading multiple files 1 or 2 get a "cannot connect" message. The downloads continue with the rest of files, I can retry those downloads to no avail. Restarting doesn't help either. The user didn't ban me, since I can still download other files from them. All I can do is remove the missing file completely and download it again from the same user.

How can I debug this?

[hboetes]

So the workaround:

• Keep the search window open
• Don't clear finished files
• As soon as files are in 'cannot connect' mode, abort & remove them
• Go back to the search window and download from the same user again.

[hboetes]

Which also brings me to another nit: N+ does not check if the target file already exists.
So: download file, clear output, download again and it only figures out the problem very late in the process.

[alekksander]

i experienced this too, but only twice. don't know how to reproduce.

[ngullotta]

I'm having this issue for every download I attempt. I tried @hboetes workaround, and it did not work for me

[hboetes]

Before I get cannot connect the file is in getting address for about a minute and then times out. Really odd since other files work fine.

[hboetes]

What's also interesting: normally if you download a complete folder the files are downloaded in order. When there is a cannot connect a file or two from somewhere in the download list is tried and gets stuck at getting address.

[mathiascode]

Could you enable debug logs in the log window, and post the logs from this incident?

[hboetes]

I have warnings, connections and transfers enabled in the debug window. Anything else?

For anybody else who can't find debugging: view → debug mode

[mathiascode]

That should be enough.

[ngullotta]

Same symptoms for my issue. I see "Getting Address" and then it fails.

I'll check the logs when I have time to do so.

[Spongman]

0b7221d broke it. git bisect is life.