I created chapter marks in audacity and exported them as txt file.
I tried to upload it into the publisher but nothing happens. No error and no chapters in my podcast.
One line in the file looks like this:
3,887288 3,887288 Vorstellung
can you provide the complete file as an attachment?
No:
Sorry, the file you are trying to upload is not authorized (authorized extensions: jpg, jpeg, png, gif, ico, pdf).
well then paste it here
3,887288 3,887288 Vorstellung
26,076089 26,076089 Thema: Antivirus
86,408925 86,408925 On Access Scanner
236,415633 236,415633 Verhaltensanalyse
280,959691 280,959691 Security Suite
629,031700 629,031700 Firewall & offenes WLAN
723,018863 723,018863 WLAN Inspektor
810,349712 810,349712 Webschutz
1130,598325 1130,598325 Passwortmanager
1333,655861 1333,655861 Browser Cleaner
1419,375882 1419,375882 Sandbox
1458,774609 1458,774609 Kostenlose Alternativen
1568,543894 1568,543894 Software Updater
1675,670623 1675,670623 Antispam
1875,679567 1875,679567 Vor was ein AV nicht schützt
2050,394515 2050,394515 Ransomware
2175,053977 2175,053977 Zusammenfassung
Thanks. I found the problem.
Your files are using , (comma) as a delimiter while the specification only defines . (dot). The Podlove Publisher only supports the spec. I guess Audacity is somehow using the system locale settings which define , as a decimal delimiter when exporting the label track.
So the quick fix is changing the comma to dot. The overall fix is to make Audacity conform to its own spec, possibly by tweaking settings or complaining about the mistake to the developers.
@ericteubert: Of course, we could accept , too to cover these cases. What do you think? Also, the feedback when importing a file with a wrong syntax should be more explicit (e.g. say something at all).
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The problem still persists 
Of course it could solve this for me but there is still no message shown and commas are also not accepted.