[User feedback required] JDownloader2 disconnects randomly downloads

[fetito666]

Help!

JDownloader2 disconnects randomly downloads and in the free modus I have to start from zero with 1 GB files.

How do I avoid this? Are those micro-disconnections?

How do I check for this in logs?

Thank you!

[pspzockerscene]

Please post your log-ID here | bitte poste deine Log-ID hier.

-psp-

[fetito666]

07.01.22 09.00.14 <--> 07.01.22 08.56.10 jdlog://7223925302851/

[fetito666]

The technician already exchanged a fault womanboard, my ISP says the connection is stable. I even exchanged the ethernet cable.

[Jiaz]

@fetito666: log shows that the connection has a read timeout

1/7/22 12:26:17 PM - [jd.plugins.download.raf.RAFChunk(run0)] -> Start Chunk
1/7/22 1:52:48 PM - [] -> Exception thrown at jd.plugins.download.raf.RAFChunk.download(RAFChunk.java:326):
java.net.SocketTimeoutException: Read timed out

Possible causes:
-your ISP has a reconnect
-server killed the longevity connection
-Firewall/AV cause the issue as the download is near the end and blocks until scan is finished, too long for the readtimout and then fails

[fetito666]

Thank you!

1. Ok, my ISP says it's stable
2. The server of the filehoster you mean?
3., I am using Windows Defender. It's not that intrusive.

The technician already exchanged a fault womanboard, my ISP says the connection is stable. I even exchanged the ethernet cable.

One months ago I didn't have those issues.

[Jiaz]

Originally Posted by fetito666

1. Ok, my ISP says it's stable
2. The server of the filehoster you mean?
3., I am using Windows Defender. It's not that intrusive.

1.) I'm not talking about stable/unstable. Some ISP have a forced reconnect. You can check your IP before start via ipcheck0.jdownloader.org and check again once it has failed.
2.) yes, I mean filehoster
3.) no other firewall/av on the system?

[fetito666]

1) the IP is the same. I've compared them both
2) ok
3) No, just the Windows Defender. The system has been reinstalled and I have the same issue still.