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KQ6UP > BPQ 15.01.24 21:38l 32 Lines 1031 Bytes #183 (0) @ WW
BID : 9985_AB6MV
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Subj: Re: NNTP Client tin for BPQ?
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>From: kq6up@ab6mv.#sca.ca.usa.noam
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>I am using a console NNTP client tin under linux. It works
>really nicely for reading. However, I am not able to get
>it to post anything. I am not sure what the error is. Has
>anyone used this client for news?
>
>73 de Chris KQ6UP
Ok, this works when I post a new message, but when I try to
reply to an existing post the only error message I get is:
"This address may contain a spamtrap"
when I go to reply to the post. I have no idea if this
is the reason that it is not posting. I am not sure
what outgoing server it is trying to post to. The new
messages seem to get posted with NNTP.
Can someone running Linux/UNIX verify this behavior with
tin and BPQ32?
Thanks,
Chris KQ6UP
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