7/13 Uh, does the CSUA run an nntp server and if so what is it?
And don't flame me you assholes.
-- At least you could cut to the chase and ask about porn binaries..
\_ Why waste all that disk space and network bandwidth when we can
just use agate?
i free pron
\_ trn? rn? tin? generic Windoze news reader? The NNTP server is
what gives these clients news. The CSUA doesn't run one, but
everyone in http://berkeley.edu uses <DEAD>agate.berkeley.edu<DEAD>. If you're
dialing Netcom, for example, and you want to use your mail reader
at home, your NNTP server would be <DEAD>nnntp.ix.netcom.com<DEAD>.
at home, your NNTP server would be <DEAD>nntp.ix.netcom.com<DEAD>.
\_ how would you define "everyone in http://berkeley.edu"?
Nobody asked for a list of news clients, only if soda ran a
nntp server. |