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     Re: Re: nntpserver not able to read articles after files closed   
     By: Nicholas Boel to Digital Man on Sat Nov 09 2024 08:29 pm   
      
    > On Sat, Nov 09 2024 18:01:07 -0600, you wrote:   
    >   
    > >   > > A log from the nntpservice when this issues happens would be   
    > >   > > helpful.   
    >   
    > Good thing, just as I saved the last message in this sub, it happened   
    > when trying to view this message. Here is the log:   
    >   
    > Nov 09 20:25:33 reaper synchronet[608]: srvc 0056 NNTP   
    > [Fidonet.SYNC_SYSOPS] cmd: A   
    > Nov 09 20:25:33 reaper synchronet[608]: srvc 0056 NNTP !unknown command   
    > Nov 09 20:25:33 reaper synchronet[608]: srvc 0056 NNTP   
    > [Fidonet.SYNC_SYSOPS] cmd: RTICLE 14218   
    > Nov 09 20:25:33 reaper synchronet[608]: srvc 0056 NNTP !unknown command   
    >   
    > Looks like somehow ARTICLE is getting split. This happened once prior   
    > just during that 5 minute session, in the Debate sub. This tends to   
    > happen more times than can be ignored.   
      
   Weird. You could try increasing the timeout values on this line in   
   nntpservice.js and see if that makes any difference:   
   cmdline = client.socket.recvline(/* maxlen: */1024, /* timeout: */(msgbase &&   
   msgbase.is_open) ? 10 : 300);   
      
   Those values are in seconds, so I'd be surprised if an NNTP client would send   
   'A' and then take more than 10 seconds to send the remaining characters of the   
   command, but worth experimenting with. A network packet capture (e.g. with   
   Wireshark) could also help tell what's happening there exactly.   
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