Just testing NNTP via Thunderbird.

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Just testing NNTP via Thunderbird.

Looks like it's working.

Nightfox

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On 2017/03/20 11:18 PM, Nightfox wrote:

Just testing NNTP via Thunderbird.

Looks like it's working.

Nightfox

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Good to hear. It is. Posting, reading and group listing and message
listing. All is good. :)

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Deavmi wrote to DOVE-Net.General <=-

Just testing NNTP via Thunderbird.

It's working. :)


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Deavmi wrote to Nightfox <=-

Good to hear. It is. Posting, reading and group listing and message listing. All is good. :)

Yeah, I found NNTP works pretty well. :)


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On 2017/03/21 3:39 AM, Vk3jed wrote:

Deavmi wrote to Nightfox <=-

Good to hear. It is. Posting, reading and group listing and message listing. All is good. :)

Yeah, I found NNTP works pretty well. :)

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It does. I absolutely love it.

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Re: Re: Just an NNTP test
By: Deavmi to Vk3jed on Tue Mar 21 2017 09:31 am

listing. All is good. :)

Yeah, I found NNTP works pretty well. :)

It does. I absolutely love it.

it makes msg networking real easy.
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Deavmi wrote to Vk3jed <=-

Yeah, I found NNTP works pretty well. :)

It does. I absolutely love it.

Personally, I prefer QWK offline mail to NNTP, but at least NNTP works on mobile devices.


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On 2017/03/22 12:06 AM, Vk3jed wrote:

Deavmi wrote to Vk3jed <=-

Yeah, I found NNTP works pretty well. :)

It does. I absolutely love it.

Personally, I prefer QWK offline mail to NNTP, but at least NNTP works on mobile devices.

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Mobile devices? What device are you using?

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Re: Just an NNTP test
By: Deavmi to DOVE-Net.General on Mon Mar 20 2017 21:01:15

Just testing NNTP via Thunderbird.

c'est bon Ca marche

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Have point programs for android, but newsreaders are more praticles.
I like Piaohong Usenet reader (Android).


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On 2017-03-22 02:09 PM, spacesst wrote:

Re: Just an NNTP test
By: Deavmi to DOVE-Net.General on Mon Mar 20 2017 21:01:15

Just testing NNTP via Thunderbird.

c'est bon Ca marche

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It is good this walk?

Je peux parler une petite peu de francais.

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I like Piaohong Usenet reader (Android).

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Is it open source?

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Deavmi wrote to Vk3jed <=-

Personally, I prefer QWK offline mail to NNTP, but at least NNTP works on mobile devices.

Mobile devices? What device are you using?

A desktop PC right now, which is why I am able to use QWK. Have to use NNTP on the iPad or the Android phone.


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Mauro Veiga wrote to VK3JED <=-

Have point programs for android, but newsreaders are more
praticles.
I like Piaohong Usenet reader (Android).

Points suffer some problems similar to NNTP, namely that the last read information is kept on the client side (NNTP) or point (point). But I'm someone who likes to be able to switch devices, so keeping the last read pointers on the BBS works better for me. QWK does this. It's just a pity a QWK reader/terminal is not available for smartphones and tablets. I don't understand why a point was developed before a QWK reader.

The point software I've seen for Android also has some significant limitations (like support for 1 AKA - my BBS has over half a dozen).

If I was going to run a point, I'd be running it at home, then exporting mail to my various devices via QWK or Bluewave. I already have BBSs, so a point would be redundant. All I need is that QWK reader for my devices. :)

I have been able to work in NNTP with my QWK reading. Requires some manual work to synchronise last read pointers when switching devices, but it does work. More annoying is synchronising echo lists/newsgroup subscriptions. I use NewsTap on the iPad. It's an offline NNTP reader. Haven't decided on anything for the Android phone yet. However, I will need a news reader with offline capability. At the best of times, I prefer to be isolated from the network (must faster to navigate articles) and at worst, what network? I do go beyond mobile phone coverage from time to time.



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Don't know. Have a paid and free version.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.piaohong.newsgroup


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MV > I like Piaohong Usenet reader (Android).
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Vk > Points suffer some problems similar to NNTP, namely that the last read
Vk > information is kept on the client side (NNTP) or point (point). But
Vk > I'm someone who likes to be able to switch devices, so keeping the last
Vk > read pointers on the BBS works better for me. QWK does this. It's
Vk > just a pity a QWK reader/terminal is not available for smartphones and
Vk > tablets. I don't understand why a point was developed before a QWK
Vk > reader.
Vk > The point software I've seen for Android also has some significant
Vk > limitations (like support for 1 AKA - my BBS has over half a dozen).
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I agree.
I always prefer QWK. I love Bluewave. :-)
Only use NNTP for BBS on mobile devices.
Points are interesting for testing.

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Vk > exporting mail to my various devices via QWK or Bluewave. I already
Vk > have BBSs, so a point would be redundant. All I need is that QWK
Vk > reader for my devices. :)
Vk > I have been able to work in NNTP with my QWK reading. Requires some
Vk > manual work to synchronise last read pointers when switching devices,
Vk > but it does work. More annoying is synchronising echo lists/newsgroup
Vk > subscriptions. I use NewsTap on the iPad. It's an offline NNTP
Vk > reader. Haven't decided on anything for the Android phone yet.
Vk > However, I will need a news reader with offline capability. At the
Vk > best of times, I prefer to be isolated from the network (must faster to
Vk > navigate articles) and at worst, what network? I do go beyond mobile
Vk > phone coverage from time to time.
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PiaoHong Usenet Reader make this. The best for Android at moment.


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Mauro Veiga wrote to VK3JED <=-

Vk > The point software I've seen for Android also has some significant
Vk > limitations (like support for 1 AKA - my BBS has over half a dozen).

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I agree.
I always prefer QWK. I love Bluewave. :-)
Only use NNTP for BBS on mobile devices.
Points are interesting for testing.

Agree on all counts. :)

PiaoHong Usenet Reader make this. The best for Android at moment.

I'll have to install it on my phone. :)


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