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Then do the usual steps to check your IPv6: http://test-ipv6.com/ ... what does it say for IPv6 address? which IPv6 provider do you use? Some IPv6 tunnel providers block News / Usenet traffic. Which OS are you using? If Windows: do you use a non-Microsoft firewall? Those non-MS FW's tend to block IP...

Out of curiosity : are you running SABnzbd on Google App Engine? If so: Google App Engine is a python only setup, isn't it?

I don't know what pflog0 is ... a Packet Filter log?

Do you have a firewall turned on? If so, turn it off and see what happens.

I you have another system on your LAN, check if IPv6 works on that system. Or live-boot a Linux (Ubuntu?) CD/USB-stick and see if that works.

Oh. Strange. Is your IPv6 working at all? Test with: wget -6 http://www.google.com and visit http://test-ipv6.com/ Another possibility is that newszilla6 is blocking traffic from free.fr ... but I don't think that is something newszilla6's owner xs4all would do ... So this possibility is just theore...

But which provider is your IPv6 provider? Your ISP, or an IPv6 tunnel provider?

I guess you're not using Free.fr, because they provide (almost-)native IPv6 using the great 6RD...

free, ipv6 and low retention? Then ... newszilla6.xs4all.nl !

What kind of IPv6 connection do you use? Some IPv6 tunnel providers block News / NNTP traffic. Easy check: a telnet session to port 119, like this: sander@R540:~$ telnet newszilla6.xs4all.nl 119 Trying 2001:888:0:18::119... Connected to newszilla.ipv6.xs4all.nl. Escape character is '^]'. 201 dreader...

In Config -> Server, Details, what happens when you click on Test Server?

Do you have more than one newsserver enabled? If so, reduce to 1 newsserver.

jcfp wrote:And then there's the inefficiencies of the python interpreter...

Would you see that by a high / 100% CPU load?

See here: http://forums.sabnzbd.org/viewtopic.php ... 89&p=66600

HTH

So no exception in 'my' code, so 99,999% sure neither in the code snippet Shypike gave.

... then I'm out of ideas.

Interesting ... as in: what's the maximum speed SABnzbd can achieve?


If you have SSL turned on for your newsserver, turn it off, and check the speed again.

Otherwise I assume all test conditions are the same: same newsserver, same number of connections, etc.

Hmm. Strange: no error message, so the problem must be in the second part of the code snippet. So, can you get the same file blabla.py, and add this at the end: af, socktype, proto, canonname, sa = info[0] sock = socket.socket(af, socktype, proto) sock.settimeout(6) sock.connect(sa[0:2]) sock.close(...

Your first question is often answered by Shypike as "Welcome to the New Usenet"... see http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/faq#toc31 Your second question: see http://wiki.sabnzbd.org/faq#toc30 , so your ISP promises you 50 Mbps = 5 MB/s. What does speedtest.net report ... 50 Mbps? And what does SABnzb...