Newsserver for clcvo
ilias
Thanks!
Mark Cooper
I got tired of waiting for my own posts taking 8-9 hours to show up on
Google groups so I went looking for a faster server.
I probably found this one listed somewhere on this (the VO) newsgroup:
It is a service of DFN-CIS: Center for Information Services at the computer
center of Freie Universitat Berlin, Germany.
You have to register to use it, but my posts now show up within minutes.
Usually I have a couple responses within the hour.
It took 4 days before my account was set up, but it's been worth it.
I'm sending this June 6, 2002 at 6:55pm Daylight Savings Time.
HTH
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"ilias" <use...@abeon.com> wrote in message
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Rob
I use:
newsreader.mailgate.org
Posts are published in seconds - even from sunny Australia!
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Stephen Quinn
> Posts are published in seconds - even from sunny Australia!
Your seeing them in seconds on your local News Server BEFORE they're propagated around the world.
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Steve Quinn
Rob
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"Stephen Quinn" <squ...@brutecom.com.au> wrote in message
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Ilias Mister
news:bbj724$apq$1...@newsreader.mailgate.org
> Hi, Ilias,
> I use:
> newsreader.mailgate.org
>
> Posts are published in seconds - even from sunny Australia!
i use this one for now, over the webinterface.
i've problems in using it with my newsreader.
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ilias
> Hi, Ilias,
> I use:
> newsreader.mailgate.org
>
> Posts are published in seconds - even from sunny Australia!
is there any trick to use the newsreader.mailgate.org via a newsreader?
the server rejects me, but i provide correctly the user/password
webmaster there is not reachable.
Gary Stark
ilias wrote:
> "Rob" <r...@rndsoftware.com.au> wrote in message news:<bbj724$apq$1...@newsreader.mailgate.org>...
> > Hi, Ilias,
> > I use:
> > newsreader.mailgate.org
> >
> > Posts are published in seconds - even from sunny Australia!
>
> is there any trick to use the newsreader.mailgate.org via a newsreader?
Yep.
You need to be respectful, courteous, patient, and not abusive.
:)
>
> the server rejects me, but i provide correctly the user/password
>
> webmaster there is not reachable.
He's probably seen how you behave towards others in here.
:)
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Gary Stark
gst...@RedbacksWeb.com
http://RedbacksWeb.com
Mark Cooper
ilias
>is there any trick to use the newsreader.mailgate.org via a newsreader?
>
>the server rejects me, but i provide correctly the user/password
looks there's a problem with Netscape 7.02.
using ForteAgent it works.
Gary Stark
ilias wrote:
Nope.
Netscape 7.02 works just fine for this stuff too.
Phil McGuinness
So now that Netscape is dead.. what next.
Essentially the $750Million US to the AOL means the Netscape browser
development is dead and they will ship IE or the Microsoft alternative for
the next 7 years.
Also interesting to see Microsoft is not going to shipping IE as a separate
product anymore but making it officially part of the operating system for
all future developments.
Hard to replace it as part of the Anti-trust thing.. if it is part of the
operating system.
Phil McGuinness - Sherlock Software
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"Gary Stark" <3052...@RedbacksWeb.com> wrote in message
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> Ilias,
ilias
<hey...@sherlock.com.au> wrote:
>snip[ Netscape 7.02 works just fine for this stuff too. ]
>
>So now that Netscape is dead..
This are bad news:
( its still alive... yet)
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/030530/101/e15om.html
>what next.
Maybe this:
http://www.mozilla.org/
Phil McGuinness
IE is not fast as some but it has a lot to offer.
If it is part of the operating system from now on.. no big deal.
There is no way they can will keep Netscape in the longer term.
The desktop and web are converging so it makes sense that any operating
systems whether windows or Linux has a browser as part of its interface and
desktop.
Phil McGuinness - Sherlock Software
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"ilias" <use...@abeon.com> wrote in message
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ilias
<hey...@sherlock.com.au> wrote:
>Phil McGuinness - Sherlock Software
[ilias copied maually down into context]
>
>"ilias" <use...@abeon.com> wrote in message
>news:bbu5u3$eln$1...@newsreader.mailgate.org...
>> On Sat, 7 Jun 2003 19:38:17 +1000, "Phil McGuinness"
>> <hey...@sherlock.com.au> wrote:
[...]
>IE is not fast as some but it has a lot to offer.
>If it is part of the operating system from now on.. no big deal.
>There is no way they can will keep Netscape in the longer term.
yes, it looks so.
>> >what next.
>> Maybe this:
>> http://www.mozilla.org/
>To change browsers has no great interest to me..
That's ok.
I'll give mozilla a try.
>The desktop and web are converging so it makes sense that any operating
>systems whether windows or Linux has a browser as part of its interface and
>desktop.
Sounds rational.