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it is fixed. the problem was settings with cloudflare which we changed that time, when the problem started.

 
Okay, I will ask my 7th cavalery if it's okay now.
And if not... woooooowwwwww - mind you, you better hide.

It seems to be working again for me.
Thx for the fix oss and thx for the follow-up SB.
The horses are back in their stable and the guillotine is put to rest for now...

It is working for me again too. Thank you very much for the fix.
Using the uploader is much nicer than doing everything manually.

thank you guys for reporting. If something like this will not work, tell me it is cloudflare setting anyway glad we are back again.

it is fixed. the problem was settings with cloudflare which we changed that time, when the problem started.

Fix approved, already tested with many subtitles , thank you very much.

Others already confirmed... and I found my own password back to login... so another confirmation that it is working!

/me is happy

it is fixed. the problem was settings with cloudflare which we changed that time, when the problem started.

Thank you! It is working great again.

Hello,

Just wanted to inform that OS-U is working smoothly now! It feels so good seeing
subtitles being uploaded successfully on OS-U again!! Thanks, CC

I have no idea was this cause by OS-U or opensubtitles.org, so posting it here.

I used OS-U to update hash for file:
https://www.opensubtitles.org/fi/subtit ... magpies-fi
and it was released as new subtitle into:
https://www.opensubtitles.org/fi/subtit ... magpies-fi

(did manually download the subtitle and no adds where added, did check it)
Did diffcheck and they seems identical. They have same UTF-8 container.

Was wondering was this one random mistake, so tested it again with 2nd episode and same outcome:
Original: https://www.opensubtitles.org/fi/subtit ... he-cave-fi
Hash update turned into new version: https://www.opensubtitles.org/fi/subtit ... he-cave-fi

So stopped updating hash infos until any dev can look what is going on.

Both these examples involve subs with v2 and v3 updates. For these updates, there is a cache involved, so it COULD be that the system got confused. It will be a too lengthy research to investigate this, if possible at all.

I have a theory what could be the case, but I would need an example without updates. Has your problem ever occurred with subs without update versions?

@SmallBrother
I have not notice issues with subs that had updated versions before.

Will mark those accidental updates to be deleted, manually add text info to include original subs work with x subs and hope this doesn't come up often.

Was wondering was this one random mistake, so tested it again with 2nd episode and same outcome:
Original: https://www.opensubtitles.org/fi/subtit ... he-cave-fi
Hash update turned into new version: https://www.opensubtitles.org/fi/subtit ... he-cave-fi

So stopped updating hash infos until any dev can look what is going on.

My 2 pennies worth.
Next time you want to update hash for files like that, logout of OS-U first, and then try the process. See what happens.
When logged in, more often than not OS-U will upload a new file by yourself if it's a little different.

OpenSubtitles-Uploader has been updated, the new binaries can be found at https://github.com/vankasteelj/opensubt ... /tag/2.6.0

Note that if you're on an unsupported platform (Linux 32 bits, Windows XP) and have a locally installed version, you might want to manually make these changes: https://github.com/vankasteelj/opensubt ... 92752bb34e and keep everything else as it was.

Thank you, that was quick.

I got this upon install:



Please check if okay, and remove from package if not.

Thanks.

actually old version will work also, I just made some updates. Just make sure you log out from www.opensubtitles.org and then you log in again, and then you can try old version...