Re: [Pan-users] Pan 0.12.90 - Cannot post

[Devilkin]

On Monday 15 July 2002 17:52, Charles Kerr wrote:
> > Since the nntp server I use is rather sluggish, it takes some time for
> > posts to arrive. I noticed tho that my posts don't seem to arrive at all
> > - they are in the pan.sent folder (from which I guess they have been
> > sent), but they don't arrive.
> >
> > I also noticed - when doing a followup - that I got messages like
> > 'Invalid message id' and stuff.
>
> The followup bug is fixed in cvs head, but since it was committed late
> last night it may not have propagated to the anonymous cvs mirrors yet.

Ah, great! I'll get a CVS snapshot lateron today and test it.

>
> For the sluggish posting problem, I'm not sure whether this is a Pan
> problem or not.  Try running pan from a console with --debug-socket to
> listen to Pan and your server talk to each other.

Don't worry, it ain't Pan that's causing that... it's also with other 
clients... (NS and Agent)

DK
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