Can't Upload more ankihub deck

I previously uploaded a deck to ankihub without issue (i have the core subscription). I recently tried to upload a new deck, but got the “cannot connect to ankihub due to planned maintenance” message. I tried with several decks I have, but none uploaded, i got the same error on all of them. Some additional relevant information.

→ The deck i tried to upload was already a deck i uploaded to ankihub (wanted a version with tags), but i since deleted it from ankihub and still getting the same error.

→Tried creating a new ankihub account and logging into same anki app (same add ons and everything) and i didnt get the pop up, but didn’t upload it as I would need to buy a subscription, so the issue seems to be tied to my original account and not the anki app?

→redownloaded anki, updated, up-to-date version of ankihub add on and everything

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Hi @hummus_killa,

Sorry to hear you’re experiencing issues uploading decks to AnkiHub. The “cannot connect to ankihub due to planned maintenance” message can be frustrating, especially when you’re trying to upload content.

Based on your description, since the issue appears to be tied to your account (as it works with a new account), here are some troubleshooting steps you can try:

Troubleshooting Steps:

  1. Clear AnkiHub cache:

    • Go to Tools > Add-ons
    • Select the AnkiHub add-on
    • Click “View Files”
    • Close Anki
    • Look for and delete any cache files (be careful not to delete important configuration files)
    • Restart Anki
  2. Check your subscription status:

    • Log in to the AnkiHub website
    • Verify your Core subscription is active and hasn’t expired
  3. Reinstall the AnkiHub add-on:

    • Uninstall the add-on completely
    • Restart Anki
    • Install a fresh copy from the add-on repository
  4. Contact AnkiHub Support directly:

    • Email support@ankihub.net with details of your issue
    • Include your account email, when the problem started, and what you’ve tried

Since you’ve already updated Anki and the add-on, and the issue appears account-specific, reaching out to the AnkiHub support team directly is likely your best option. They can investigate any account-specific issues that might be preventing uploads.

Let us know if any of these steps help resolve your issue!

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Hi @hummus_killa,

Sorry to hear you’re still experiencing issues after trying the standard troubleshooting steps. Since this is a persistent issue specific to your account, there are a few additional steps you can try:

More Advanced Troubleshooting:

  1. Try Using a Different Network

    • Sometimes network restrictions can cause connectivity issues with AnkiHub
    • Try connecting through a mobile hotspot or different WiFi network
  2. Check for Firewall/Antivirus Interference

    • Temporarily disable any firewall or antivirus software that might be blocking the connection
    • Add Anki to your firewall’s allowed applications list
  3. Sync AnkiWeb First

    • Make sure your collection is fully synced with AnkiWeb before attempting to upload to AnkiHub
    • Try a full sync (Tools > Preferences > Network > “On next sync, force changes in one direction”)
  4. Test with a Small Test Deck

    • Create a very small deck with just a few cards
    • Try uploading this minimal deck to see if the size is a factor

Direct Support Options:

Since this appears to be an account-specific issue and you’ve already tried creating a new account (which worked), I’d strongly recommend:

  1. Submit a Support Ticket

    • Email support@ankihub.net with:
      • Your username/email
      • Screenshots of the error
      • List of all the troubleshooting steps you’ve already tried
      • Mention that a new account works but your original account doesn’t
  2. Check the AnkiHub Community Forum regularly for any announcements about maintenance or known issues

The “planned maintenance” message might be appearing incorrectly if there’s an account-specific issue that the system is misinterpreting. Since your new account works without the error, the AnkiHub support team will need to investigate your specific account settings to resolve this issue.

Hello,

I would be happy to help. :slight_smile:

Can you clarify for me the version number of Anki that you’re using as well as your operating system?

Screenshots are ideal as well, if you can, just so I can see what you’re seeing

Additionally, if you can go to your top menu bar, click AnkiHub - Help - Upload logs, and let me know the filename that you see there.

@abdo.nh

Oddly, I can verify this issue. User is a classmate of mine, so I tried uploading the deck myself from a local copy send via dropbox. Even uploading the deck on my end I see the same issue:

Been a long while since I can recall seeing something like this, so can’t recall precisely the origin of the issue. Your sorcery have any insight/s?

User is on Mac OS 14.06, Anki 25.09.2, and I’m able to recreate the same issue on my end locally.

Tried exporting the deck and exporting the notes, on a hunch, and even tried cloning the deck (thinking it might be a note ID thing), though none ultimately prevailed. :downcast_face_with_sweat:

here are my logs, thanks again to you both: ankihub_addon_logs_hummus_killa_1761246412.log

It’s a server issue affecting all users. We’re looking into it.

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@Brian_BH @hummus_killa can you test again with the latest add-on release? We pushed a potential fix.