hi *looks around and dances a jig* Ok I corresponded with alex just
the other day. His instructions were explained (and I am pasting
those here). I followed his instructions precisely as he told me to
do. But the problem is that after each addition to the recoverable
errors section (box), it appears that another numbered error
manifests. This meaning that XPAT never works because of a con-
tinous barrage of NEW errors appearing that I was not aware of
prior. Herewith is our correspondence:
It is (descending) meaning the latest is at the bottom.
no, you should add |10061
like: too*many|limit|10061
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael
To: Alex Birj
Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2003 5:01 AM
Subject: Re: Please help alex XPAT still not operational
I would like to attempt what you have shown below. Will you please explain how I can make error.10061 added to the recoverable errors? I see the particular area where I need to type
in. I do not know what or how to type in the appropriate information. Please help me..
Michael
elikas1@comcast.net
----- Original Message -----
From: Alex Birj
To: Michael
Sent: Saturday, 27 September, 2003 3:16 PM
Subject: Re: Please help alex XPAT still not operational
if downloading headers works ok, then xpat also should work, there is no much difference from the firewall perspective (especially if newspro gives the error immediately).
if it fails try to invoke the search again, maybe it will succeed then, in principle you can make 'connection refused' recoverable error (add 10061 to the recoverable errors in properties->general, recoverable errors, still the error means that connection in fact was refused, newspro is not responsible for that since it happened from the outside)
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael
To: Alex Birj
Sent: Sunday, September 28, 2003 3:07 AM
Subject: Re: Please help alex XPAT still not operational
Well this is only with XPAT. I can access,download, do everything else just fine with Newsfeeds premium-plus account and Newspro synchronised. But, will you please explain to me what I need to change or do with with my BlackIce P.C. Protection Firewall in order to make it so that I can do an XPAT successfully? Remember serveral weeks ago I did two separate XPATs successfully whilst BlackIce was in use and I haven't changed any of BlackIces seetings since then. I will work with you any way that I can. Do you need me to send you any screens of BlackIce? I will do that if you need it to help me.
Michael Bullard
elikas1@comcast.net
609.695.0993
----- Original Message -----
From: Alex Birj
To: Michael
Sent: Saturday, 27 September, 2003 1:26 PM
Subject: Re: Please help alex XPAT still not operational
connection refused is a winsock error, it means the server refuses connection, but if you have firewall it could mean the firewal does it (but then you should see the same with usual downloading headers and all other newspro network activities - in such a case ensure that newspro has permission to access the newsservers in the firewall settings).
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael
To: Alex Birj
Sent: Friday, September 26, 2003 9:49 PM
Subject: Please help alex XPAT still not operational
Hi Alex. I need your help. I have followed your counsel to the letter. I will continue to do so.
At this time even with subscript checked, the XPAT function of NewsPro is still not working.
I am sending you this zip file. It shows my attempt last night (through this morning) to co-
mence an XPAT. The error here is one I do not understand how to analyse. Please help. It is
very important. Thank you again so very much.
Aida
Trenton New Jersey 08608
United States
elikas1@comcast.net
try to put there:
too*many|limit|timeout|502|10061|1
as to the unknown socket error if you see it again - let me know and I'll send you a version to find out more.
for socket errors you should put the precise number, otherwise they won't be recognized (so you should put 10061 and not Connection Refused (10061)
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael
To: Alex Birj
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 11:40 PM
Subject: Re: Please help Urgent!
Hi This is the most recent e-mail I sent you this morning. It is about placement of the recoverable errors. ...[what I typed in precisely as you directed] and subsequently the re-appearance of unknown socket error (1) whilst in the MIDDLE of an ongoing XPAT AFTER placement with recoverable errors of the appropriate info.
Thank you SO much!!
I am grateful and appreciative
Michael
elikas1@comcast.net 609.695.0993
----- Original Message -----
From: Michael
To: Alex Birj
Sent: Monday, 29 September, 2003 9:45 AM
Subject: Please help Urgent!
Hi Thank you so much,here. I am mighty grateful. I am still having a problem. I will
describe it here:
too*many|limit|timeout|502Authentication|Connection Refused (10061)|Unknown socket error (1)
Hi! This is exactly the way my line appears under the general tab within the recoverable errors type in area. My problem is that despite this I am still receiving the "unknown socket error (1)" whilst the XPAT is in use. It's not right away but after XPAT has been running for awhile. Please help me. I need to correct this and I do not understand how to
do it. Thank you so much,here!
Aida
609.695.0993
elikas1@comcast.net
Now my situation is now this.....Ok,after following Alex's counsel, I have encountered new errors upon each attempt at an XPAT. Reason tells me that one would,in this case, simply add more numerical error lines to the
appropriate space with the recoverable errors box. Here is what my box looks like now (I pasted it here):
too*many|limit|timeout|502|10061|1|480|411|423|20019
20019 was put in as a result of this message within the Task Manager section:
NewsPro-No servers for this article yet-try later (20019)
When you see this line herewith above,is there anything wrong at all with the text as I have typed it?
Thank you all so much!!
Thank you Alex!!
All of you are so very good to me. I am most grateful!!
Aida
elikas1@comcast.net 609.695.0993