Usenet Explorer

I am using 1.2.5, and this problem only staryed with this version.

Errors are not showing up. There are articles which, I think, are not on the server, I can tell because I can see in the task manager in the yellow/green tab UE tries to read them and quickly connects, doesnt download and goes to the next article. This is common and no problem.

However, no error shows up in the "?" tab in task manager, so I can't see for sure if the error is a connection problem, or a "can't find article" problem. In UE 1.2.4 I could see errors here.

Also, in the main window a red "?" would show for all headers which could not be found, now it just has the same blue check mark, even though I can see that in the task managher UE tried to download it, but didn't.

I AM able to download other articles so I know it is not the server. Using WIndows xp pro sp2.

Again, this behavior only started with the newest versiobn 1.2.5

thanks for any help!

first of all it is not v1.2.5 since right now i'm only adding small user requests and resolving bug reports (no consistent bug reports had been found in v1.2.4), so except for what you see in the release notes all stays as it is. one reason i'm working on more serious features so i don't want to compromise the existing code.

if you don't see errors and the article body has not been downloaded it means the article is still in the pending queue (it is why you see the blue check mark, you'll see the article in the article task pane of the task manager as well). check you didn't disabled any servers or that no servers are suspended in any way, since UE will wait until the servers will become available again, the reason is if not to do that in some cases article queue would be lost (since there cannot be an article task without servers to download from).

the last error you can see in the header properties, an article cannot be in both the article task and error panes in the same time. you will sure see some error, then check your servers you must see some server suspended or disabled.