Have you tried selecting a dark option from the 'Style:' selector on the left side of the page?

As above commenters have mentioned, a traceroute can give an indication as to where the connection is being dropped - if it stops responding within a few hops, it'd be something closer to you. If it gets most of the way to the server, it's probably something related to the host.
The hosting provider here has been known to filter out addresses, so that's entirely a possibility.

If it appears to be a server end issue, try dropping your traceroute output, along with your IP address, here and I can ask the host to look into it. If it's possible, try noting down your assigned IP addresses when you can and can't connect.
Otherwise you may have to resort to using proxies/VPNs or similar to access the main site (or stick to using the mirror).

The feed actually includes both torrent and NZB. You may need to signal your client to prefer the NZB. If that doesn't work, you can try appending '?only_nzb=1' to the URL (or if there's already a '?' character in it, append '&only_nzb=1' instead).

I would like a darker theme option, please.

Happy New Year ;)
Eagerly waiting for the rest of Gundam vs Hello Kitty.

Happy New Year to you and everybody else here @ AT. Let's hope it'll be an awesome anime yearn

2020AD,

Cheers,

Move on.

Black Clover on Nyaa yesterday.  Anything else may be typical holiday disruptions.

There are many such groups which publish only on their websites and rely on ddl or streaming ad revenue or membership.  Others provide some of their content or for a limited time via torrent, then archives via ad revenue or membership.

small and terrible theory but is this anime-plaza group/website thing trying to get people to fork over money for their encodes?

they had already uploaded new episodes of some animes to their website but they rarely upload new episodes on nyaa.

A tracert would give AT something they could ask their ISP about, but the occasional nature of the problem makes a solution doubtful.

As you have probably guessed, the short answer is that this is a problem at your end and AT won't be able to do anything about it.  It will probably clear itself up on its own eventually.  Until then, the mirror site.

You can run tracert for curiosity.

Only sometimes. No partial loading, main site server was completely  inaccessible (Error: This site can’t be reached - ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT) for 5 hours until this comment. Had to use AT mirror site instead.

Thanks for daily database exports :).

any working rss to add sabnzb? when i add to sabnzb it's grabbing torrent links

Thanks for the work and funds.  It's interesting to speculate on what prompted Sendspace after all these years.  I don't think there has been any surge in AT uploads to them, and Sendspace hasn't seemed to be bothered much by dmca or been in the news.

Oh well.

It appears that they've blocked the server's IP.
I've had to remove them as an upload target.

Thanks for the comments.

Sendspace wasn't that good from day one.
Long Live SolidFiles and Zippy.

The limits on free use were so strict that I don't know if it is worth much effort to fix.

I believe the service is fine but they may have changed their response format as of 12/17.  admin will have to see if AT can work with it.  I think it's now similar to another service's screen, so I believe it can be worked out, probably.

Has Sendspace become too unreliable?

Oops, you're right. I must've confused it with another host.
Updated the limit to 5GB, which should cover most files.
Thanks for correcting me!

Uploadfiles screen says file size limit is 5gb?

Maybe it isn't great for free users anymore so adding another option I get but cutting it out completely when it generally keeps links alive the longest for AT files in most cases "isn't Great".  Whatever though not going to sweat it. Moving on.

UploadFiles has a limit of 1GB per file, and the upload script current doesn't support splitting.
I was hoping to test them out a bit before implementing file splitting, as it would require a bit of work. As such, it currently only uploads files up to 1GB.

I'm the OP and I agree with you and that's why I said "SolidFiles was great". SF's only rivals now are Mega and MediaFire which can't be used by AT unfortunately :(

Personally I like Solidfiles because even after the purge in data and a smaller library some of the Solidfiles links from 2 years ago are still active. You cant find that with any of the other hosters now.

You know the links aren't there, but how do you know AT doesn't push them instead of Uploadfiles doesn't accept them?

Is there a reason why only uploads less than 1 GB are pushed to UploadFiles? Could you split those into multiple zip files?

Looking into it, it seems like the Medusa ignores parameters you give it, so even if you specify 'only_nzb=1', it effectively gets thrown away.
I've made a comment on their bug tracker to suggest it be fixed.

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You don't mention the cumulative speed?

I got rid of IDM.  I hate paying or using cracked software.

Thanks for UploadFiles. It's just great. I just downloaded 4 files simultaneously and with no CAPTCHA.
It's even better than SolidFiles. To download from SolidFiles, I had to click two buttons but now I click only once and the download begins ;) IDM captures them flawlessly :)

Thanks.

Roboget is a portable tool designed to automate the process of getting downloads and apps directly.

Roboget's focus is on providing safe and direct download links as well as acting as a GUI for Wget and cURL. Wget supports HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP protocols, as well as retrieval through HTTP proxies. cURL is shipped on Windows 10 1706 and up. Besides this also the external download manager JDownloader can be integrated to intercept download links from Roboget.

Wish I knew, with that paramater lots of torznab results are still in the api document it returns. Not sure what else to chase on my end.

Does this happen all the time, or only some times? Something which has started recently, or always been the case?
Do pages ever partially load? For time outs, what sort of error do you get?
Any other details?

That's interesting. If you supply the 'only_nzb=1' parameter, no torrents should be returned as attachments (everything else should be the same i.e. there are still 'torznab' tags). I don't know what Medusa does, but it shouldn't be picking up torrents with 'only_nzb=1' unless they're going out of their way to parse description texts.
I'll probably need to know exactly what it's tripping over...

Also, check the AT FAQ "I can't access Anime Tosho..." for other suggestions.

I've been on a lot over last 8 hours downloading stuff.  I haven't noticed any slowness of page reloads.

You could try the mirror site or clearing your DNS cache.

AT Main Website's been taking too long to load, sometimes timing out server request. Is everything alright?

Medusa seems to not work with the newznab of this, as it still contains torznab references.

See the reddit thread here: https://www.reddit.com/r/PyMedusa/comm..._provider/

btw, I was giving info on the ddl-service as requested.  

I wasn't asking for and don't need advice.

Without a seedbox you're hanging your ass out to be kicked.


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Xdcc carries only a limited amount of stuff.

Thanks for the info.

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You have to solve visual captcha's ('how many pictures have traffic signs?') to download a file.  Fine if you just want one file, bad if you want a season.  And can't set up as a batch to process.  I download 10 files a day, which makes Uploadfiles a poor option.