Hi all,
I've been trying out nntp with slrn over ssh.
It's been fun, but whenever I run
``slrn``
I'm greeted with a blank feed.
I can read it after running
``slrn --create`` but I'd like for
slrn to remember which posts I've read.
I've followed the tilde.club tutorial
(https://tilde.club/~joeld/slrn.html)
but I'm not sure if I'm missing something.
Here are the messages that come up when I start slrn:
Loading /usr/share/slrn/slang/slrn.sl
Reading startup file /etc/news/slrn.rc.
Reading startup file /home/ethan/.slrnrc.***Warning: Unable to find a
unique fully-qualified host name.
slrn will not generate any Message-IDs.
Please note that the "hostname" setting does not
affect this;
see the "slrn reference manual" for
details.
Using newsrc file
/home/ethan/.jnewsrc for server
tilde.team.
Connecting to host tilde.team ...
Connected to host. Posting ok.
Checking for new groups ...
Checking news ...
Hi all,
I took the liberty of adding this mailing list to the [Gmane] service
which exposes it as a NNTP news group, which enables you to read it with
your favorite news/Usenet clients as opposed to a stream of emails.
The list is called `gmane.os.unix.tildeteam' and the Gmane server is
`news.gmane.io'.
Enjoy,
steve
[Gmane] <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gmane>
Hello!
I would like to show you my little project, which I have been working on
for the last few days.
I want to add, that this is not an original idea, but I always wanted to
create such a project, so I found some time and this is the project "Licom".
It is a simple plugin for your browser, which adds the possibility of
commenting literally every web page.
The project is created in React and the server is created in Restify +
Prisma.
If you find some time, you can test my plugin and write what you think
about it :)
Of course the project is open-source :)
Interesting fact to add here is that I use ED25519 keys to sign every
comment, the key is generated at registration and used to login.
So save your generated private key to be able to login again :)
Git: https://github.com/skorotkiewicz/Licom
Intro: https://licom.fly.dev
:D the mobile PWA has all the buttons!!!!!
-Ezra Barrow (She/Her)
April 23, 2022, 2:27 PM, "Ben Harris" <ben(a)tilde.team mailto:ben@tilde.team?to=%22Ben%20Harris%22%20%3Cben%40tilde.team%3E > wrote:
>
> howdy friends! i have updated our webmail to use a better-maintained fork
> of rainloop: https://snappymail.eu/
>
> https://mail.tilde.teamhttps://mail.tilde.team/
>
> it also addresses a critical unpatched XSS vulnerability in rainloop.
>
> holler if you notice anything amiss and we can try to sort it out.
>
> happy emailing :)
> ben
>
howdy friends! i have updated our webmail to use a better-maintained fork
of rainloop: https://snappymail.eu/https://mail.tilde.team
it also addresses a critical unpatched XSS vulnerability in rainloop.
holler if you notice anything amiss and we can try to sort it out.
happy emailing :)
ben
Thanks!
-------- Forwarded Message --------
Subject: Re: Licom - my new little project
Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2022 07:52:12 -0700
From: hellosmile6(a)tilde.team
To: Sebastian Korotkiewicz <grizzly(a)tilde.team>
On Wed, Apr 20, 2022 at 01:30:43PM +0200, Sebastian Korotkiewicz wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I would like to show you my little project, which I have been working
> on for
> the last few days.
>
> I want to add, that this is not an original idea, but I always wanted to
> create such a project, so I found some time and this is the project
> "Licom".
>
> It is a simple plugin for your browser, which adds the possibility of
> commenting literally every web page.
>
> The project is created in React and the server is created in Restify +
> Prisma.
>
> If you find some time, you can test my plugin and write what you think
> about
> it :)
> Of course the project is open-source :)
>
> Interesting fact to add here is that I use ED25519 keys to sign every
> comment, the key is generated at registration and used to login.
> So save your generated private key to be able to login again :)
>
> Git: https://github.com/skorotkiewicz/Licom
> Intro: https://licom.fly.dev
Wow!
I have several FUSE mounts; do they count against the disk quota?
Just checking, because I have an sshfs directory mounted with the root directory of another system.
