I figured out what the problem was: a couple of years ago I did once try slrn,
and used it for a bit. Apparently in my .bashrc I still had a leftover alias
from way back then:
alias slrn = 'slrn"" -C --spool'
Do!
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Maciej Kalisiak | <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | http:
On Tue, Apr 11, 2000 at 04:13:04PM -0400, John F. Davis wrote:
> I don't know if this will help, but I had to set the read active flag to true.
> Otherwise, I never got any groups from my isp.
Nope, didn't help. Thanks for the try.
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Maciej Kalisiak | <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | http://www.dgp.toron
> I'm having the darn hardest time to get the 'slrn' to use NNTP to access a
> news server: it always insists for some reason on reading news from a
> non-existent local spool! It does this despite me giving --nntp flag, -h
> SERVER, setting NNTPSERVER in the environment, etc. I've done pretty mu
Hello all,
I'm having the darn hardest time to get the 'slrn' to use NNTP to access a
news server: it always insists for some reason on reading news from a
non-existent local spool! It does this despite me giving --nntp flag, -h
SERVER, setting NNTPSERVER in the environment, etc. I've done prett
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