Well, if you are doing it this way, you never use SSL.
To use ssl with pan, you have to use stunnel.
Set it up properly and then you can connect to your ssl server
for ex. via localhost and port 9000 or whatever you choose.
pan user schrieb:
On Mon, 2009-02-02 at 16:09 +0000, Duncan wrote:
<judufuru-ghert...@yahoo.co.jp> posted
20090202143813.45217.qm...@web4302.mail.ogk.yahoo.co.jp, excerpted below,
on Mon, 02 Feb 2009 23:38:13 +0900:
My Usenet provider is "SSL enabled": it ensures that my ISP cannot scan
my download traffic. Indeed some ISPs attempt to scan traffic and
throttle usenet traffic!!
Unfortunately, when I configure pan 0.132 to use a "secure Usenet
server", it never connects.
How can I access an SSL-enabled Usenet server with Pan?
Thanks for your help.
My usenet server, astrawebnews.com also has ssl enabled on their
servers.
In Pan I enter the address of the server and port if needed and then my
user name and password and Pan connects to the server and I can view
news with ssl enabled.
Never connects? Is there an error message of some sort?
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