On Sat, Jul 13, 2013 at 08:23:56AM -0400, Jude DaShiell wrote:
> I installed tin and once I got it connected to my news server and got all
> of the preliminaries out of the way I used rtin and tried to do a search
> for alt.astrology-moderated. I tried with the (/) and later with the
I installed tin and once I got it connected to my news server and got all
of the preliminaries out of the way I used rtin and tried to do a search
for alt.astrology-moderated. I tried with the (/) and later with the (s)
to search for and subscribe to that newsgroup. I couldn't do it sin
Chuyên bat động sản khu vực Vân Trì, Cổ Loa…..Huyện Đông Anh và Sóc Sơn.
Tư vấn đầu tư bất động sản, uy tín, thành công, LH: anh Lượng - DT:
01634121222..
Tôi có thể tiên đoán giá bất động sản biến động chính xác vào cuối năm nay,
tôi sẽ nói lý do cho bạn biết khi bạn gọi tôi.
Chúc đầu tư thành
Mảnh đất thổ cư diện tích 80 m2 – cần bán, mặt tiền rộng 6.8m, sâu
12m, khu Vân Nội - Vân Trì – Đông Anh, cách đường dẫn lên cầu Nhật
Tân 2 km, gần đường liên xã rộng 8m, mặt đường đang làm bê tông rộng
5m, oto vào được, làm sổ đỏ chính chủ, giá 24 Trieu/ m2, gia cach day
4 thang la 14 trieu. D
On Wednesday 01 February 2006 00:48, Larry Doolittle wrote:
And we are now officially Off Topic.
>Gene -
>
>On Wed, Feb 01, 2006 at 12:43:00AM -0500, Gene Heskett wrote:
>> To Larry, all I'm getting from you now is a CR bounce. I don't do
>> CR's.
>
>What's a CR?
>
>- Larry
Back on the
I whant to use tin to extrat the news from my favorite newsgroups and
send them to me via an e-mail address. How should i write the
configurations files? I read the man pages but i didn't find the exact
structure of files that contains:
- username and password requaried for autentificati
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On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 10:44:55AM +0200, Wim wrote:
> I'm using the newsreader-client Tin (1.5.12) and when I reply or
> follow-up a posting, the From header reads: Debian User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
> In ~/.tin/attributes I
On Thu, Jul 03, 2003 at 10:44:55AM +0200, Wim wrote:
> I'm using the newsreader-client Tin (1.5.12) and when I reply or
> follow-up a posting, the From header reads: Debian User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
> In ~/.tin/attributes I filled in my e-mail address in the 'from' f
I'm using the newsreader-client Tin (1.5.12) and when I reply or
follow-up a posting, the From header reads: Debian User <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
In ~/.tin/attributes I filled in my e-mail address in the 'from' field,
but that doesn't help.
Who knows where I can fill i
Paul Johnson, 2002-Sep-03 22:37 -0700:
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> I'm wondering if it's possible to bulk-save a thread to a single file
> instead of a bunch of files with the name filename.nnn where nnn is a
> number...
>
> - --
> Baloo
>
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I'm wondering if it's possible to bulk-save a thread to a single file
instead of a bunch of files with the name filename.nnn where nnn is a
number...
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Baloo
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Is there a way to get tin to always sort newsgroups alphabetically
unless you move a group by hand in the list?
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Baloo
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On Thursday, December 13, 2001 12:23 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> the problem is that despite the fact I have the
> correct order in /etc/host.conf (host,bind) and all the entries in
> /etc/hosts properly configured in every machine on my network tin tries to
> query the dns for m
I am trying to use tin for my laptop in my local network (I havent a local
dns working for it) the problem is that despite the fact I have the
correct order in /etc/host.conf (host,bind) and all the entries in
/etc/hosts properly configured in every machine on my network tin tries to
query the dns
I have a problem having tin recognize groups that were expired by
leafnode.
Does anyone else have a similar problem?
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Shaul Karl
email: shaulka (replace these parenthesis with @) bezeqint,
delete the comma and the white space characters and add .net
I'm using tin as my newsreader.
Playing with kill/score file, I've found that if I hotlist a user or
topic, the result is that from the first highlighted article down, the
entire screen is highlighted, when using ANSI color. Disabling color
results in what should be proper behavior
Recent upgrade (yesterday) of potato broke tin. Cannot post with
elvis. Just comes back with a failed message. vim works ok. Any
ideas??
elvis 2.1.4-1
vim 5.6.070-1
tin 1.4.1-1
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* that whoever believes in Him should not
On Fri, 11 Aug 2000 kmself@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 11, 2000 at 07:58:09AM -0400, Christopher Mosley wrote:
> >
> > Just used slrn for a short time and was impressed.. I'd like opinions on
> > slrn especially from people who have used tin. Is there any gr
On Fri, Aug 11, 2000 at 07:58:09AM -0400, Christopher Mosley wrote:
>
> Just used slrn for a short time and was impressed.. I'd like opinions on
> slrn especially from people who have used tin. Is there any great advantage
> in using tin?
Use what works. I started with
On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, Christopher Mosley wrote:
>
> Just used slrn for a short time and was impressed.. I'd like opinions on
> slrn especially from people who have used tin. Is there any great advantage
> in using tin?
Just used slrn for a short time and was impressed.. I'd like opinions on
slrn especially from people who have used tin. Is there any great advantage
in usin
On Thu, Mar 02, 2000 at 12:30:33PM -0800, kmself@ix.netcom.com wrote:
> I'm using leafnode and tin for locally-stored news reading.
>
> I can read groups and articles but I post. On submitting an item,
> on the first instance I get a message that there was an error posting
>
I'm using leafnode and tin for locally-stored news reading.
I can read groups and articles but I post. On submitting an item,
on the first instance I get a message that there was an error posting
the message. If I then resubmit, tin lists on the status line "Posting
article..."
When trying to post with tin, I get a error message:
"Invalid sender: dali@"
...although I've put this entry to the configuration menu :
65. Mail address[EMAIL PROTECTED]
What's the matter? I'm using potato, leafnode and tin -r.
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Vesa Kaihlavirta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
As suggested by Paul Haggart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, I upgraded to the new
version of tin (in "slink"), and everything is working fine again.
Don't know the reason of the problem, but may be I will post something
to the Debian bug tracking system?
Any suggestion?
[EMAIL PROTEC
.0 system via FTP. The tin newsreader shows
> the groups available, but when I press Enter to see the headers, the
> program hangs.
>
> I found this problem on two different systems.
>
> I fixed the problem by purging tin_980226-3.deb and installing the old
> version from a De
> Has anyone ever seem this error from tin?
>
> Error: Bad charset for non-7bit encoding (must not be us-ascii)
>
> I consistently get this error and it won't let me post because of it.
The solution: Press M in rtin, choose item 73. MM_CHARSET and set it
to ISO-8859-1.
No
> Has anyone ever seem this error from tin?
>
> Error: Bad charset for non-7bit encoding (must not be us-ascii)
>
> I consistently get this error and it won't let me post because of it.
>
I am getting it, and I still hadn't look into it.
I am not sure but I thin
I installed a fresh Debian 2.0 system via FTP. The tin newsreader shows
the groups available, but when I press Enter to see the headers, the
program hangs.
I found this problem on two different systems.
I fixed the problem by purging tin_980226-3.deb and installing the old
version from a Debian
Has anyone ever seem this error from tin?
Error: Bad charset for non-7bit encoding (must not be us-ascii)
I consistently get this error and it won't let me post because of it.
Thanks for any help.
-Cliff
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Type "M" to get a menu of items to configure in tin. Select item 73
(MM_CHARSET), change it to ISO-8859-1. All seems to be happy.
On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have upgraded to tin 980226-3 (hamm) and need to
Hi,
I have upgraded to tin 980226-3 (hamm) and need to do one or other of
the following
+ change my charset to iso-8859-1, or
+ change my bitrate to 7bit
in order to post messages (currently I get the error msg that the
posting is not us-ascii.
Does anyone know how to do one of the above? (And
On Fri, Aug 07, 1998 at 10:12:34AM +0200, Thomas Adams wrote:
> I use Debian 2.0 and am missing pine and tin. I ftped the binary-i386
> image soonafter it was released and those programs aren't on it. After
> having my network stuff up and running I checked the contrib area on
> d
I use Debian 2.0 and am missing pine and tin. I ftped the binary-i386 image
soonafter it was released and those programs aren't on it. After having my
network
stuff up and running I checked the contrib area on debian ftp servers but
didn'tfind them there either. Why is that? Don&#
When I try to post an article using tin, I'm getting the message:
Error: Bad charset for non-7bit encoding (must not be us-ascii)
Anyone know why that is? What can I change us-ascii to that will make
this work?
I need to be able to post to c.o.l.m again. :)
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To UNSUBSCRIBE, ema
Does anyone use the .tin/attributes file of tin?
I do not manage to make it work, even if I use the example given in the
man page. I already sent a bug report about this (#17588) and the new
version does not solve the problem. (whereas it should work)
Am I the only one in that case?
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Hugo
Is there a way to have the ISO-8859-1 charset with tin ?
I use tin 97.04.24-3, and before, I was able to have them with a simple
export LANG=fr_FR
I don't have the accents and the other ISO-8859-1 characters anymore.
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Etienne BERNARD, Engineering Student at Ecole Centrale Paris, Fran
Hi clever peeps.
I`m using tin and xcoral as my $VISUAL editor but recently it`s starting
doing an odd thing. Whenever I post , followup or reply to anything in
tin it spawns 2 xcorals instead of one. The extra one is called "untitled"
Any clues as to what I might have don
> Gith writes:
> > I've installed tin and suck as way to read newsgroups locally.
> > The problem is, i haven't figured out how to use tin to read the
> > newly downloaded articles. If someone is using the suck+tin
> I might be wrong on this, but isn't thi
Gith writes:
> I've installed tin and suck as way to read newsgroups locally.
> The problem is, i haven't figured out how to use tin to read the
> newly downloaded articles. If someone is using the suck+tin
I might be wrong on this, but isn't this a feature in tin that h
I've installed tin and suck as way to read newsgroups locally.
The problem is, i haven't figured out how to use tin to read the
newly downloaded articles. If someone is using the suck+tin
combination for news, could you post here or e-mail me directly
on how to do it..
Thanks.
On Fri, 14 Jun 1996, Scott Barker wrote:
> Any ideas why there is still a tin package in the 'contrib' dir, when there is
> already one in buzz/binary/news?
Fixed. Thanks.
Any ideas why there is still a tin package in the 'contrib' dir, when there is
already one in buzz/binary/news?
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