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@nehalvpatel Mac version certainly works. Please make sure the running version is r2333, check the first message in messages tab. Then check that option **CertStore** (Settings->Paths) is set to **${AppDir}/cacert.pem**.

Homebrew compiles from sources and is configured to use OpenSSL 1.1.x. The problem should not happen at all in the first place. Unless /etc/ssl/cert.pem doesn't include new Lets Encrypt root...

Most likely the program state file (queue) is damaged. Try removing everything from folder configured in option **QueueDir** (make a backup first), then start nzbget.

Are you sure you are connecting to correct port? Can you please verify that when you use a self-signed certificate from http://www.selfsignedcertificate.com/ it works? This is to ensure the problem...

If you can send me a test certificate to [email protected] that would speed up my test significantly. Thanks.

Was nzbget installed using installer from NZBGet home page / GitHub or from some other repository?

It’s not clear what stage it hangs on. The log should help. Please activate all logging options (DetailTarget=both, InfoTarget=both, etc.). Perform one download and then post the log-file via pastebin.com...

There is no API available to apps which would allow apps to set their desired bandwidth usage. At least I'm not aware of such possibilities. Therefore all we can do...

Are you any good in python scripting? You could take as basis this script - [ServerAlert.py - server volume alert](https://forum.nzbget.net/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2859). Instead of checking each server you need to check the...

> No such file or directory That message is unambiguous. Check your config-file, maybe it has multiple entries for CertStore or type in the path. `CertStore=/etc/ssl/cert.pem` works for me; using...