[spock67]

It seems that JD2 is having some problem with tusfile.
**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**

Of course, it works with a browser

[tony2long]

Please upload the log.

[pspzockerscene]

Works fine here - log please.

[MsPM]

Original JD is also having problems with Tusfiles. The captured links do not show size or status.

[pspzockerscene]

Again - cannot reproduce - please post a log!

GreeZ psp

[spock67]

today I have downloaded another file and JD2 worked fine.

I used another one (**External links are only visible to Support Staff****External links are only visible to Support Staff**) and again I have the same problem
19.10.15 01.03.12to19.10.15 01.04.04 jdlog://7843434739341/

Again, no problem with the browser

thanks

[raztoki]

@spock67
your using old Java (1.6) and that doesn't support modern SSL Ciphers.. so tusfiles can fail for you. I would recommend upgrading to Java 1.8

raztoki

[spock67]

to your knowledge is it possible to update it on a old mac machine as mine (intelcoreduo / 10.6.8)?
:confused:
Thanks

[Jiaz]

That is not possible. Either ask tusfile to change their ssl setup or you need to use another hoster. Without an updated java there is nothing we can do about this.

[Jiaz]

@raztoki / pspzocker: possible to use service without https?

[pspzockerscene]

Jiaz just checked it:
It is possible to use it without https until the downloadstart but final downloadlinks are enforced https!

GreeZ psp

[spock67]

ok
Not a big deal because, luckily enough, all the tusfiles are very small and the host does not force you to change IP every download.
So the browser is good enough for this (and it doesn't apparently require an updated java)

;)

[pspzockerscene]

(Because your browser does not even need Java to run)

-psp

[spock67]

BTW, do you think that the reason for not being able to download with JD2 from host as nitroflare (etc) could be related with the java issue? If yes, I avoid opening a new topic

thanks

[Jiaz]

very likely yes, newer https settings no longer work on old 1.6 java.and because of that older macs no longer can work fine.

[spock67]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

very likely yes, newer https settings no longer work on old 1.6 java.and because of that older macs no longer can work fine.

:crying:
time to change my macs. They are both just kids, being from 2006

[Jiaz]

I'm working on a solution for old macs Stay tuned

[Jiaz]

Just for your information. I found a solution and next major core update it should work fine

[Jiaz]

will provide more information when available

[Jiaz]

Wait for Core Update, then even on old Java 1.6 newer https will work fine again

[Jiaz]

update is live

[spock67]

hurra!
I'll let you know this evening after the test
:-D

[Jiaz]

Thanks, waiting for your feedback

[spock67]

Originally Posted by Jiaz

Thanks, waiting for your feedback

:clap:
yippee
it works also with nitroflare
thanks:biggrin:

[raztoki]

great!

[Jiaz]

Thanks for the feedback!