• NNTP To?

    From Warpslide@21:3/110 to All on Thu Aug 6 20:41:24 2020
    Hi Everybody!

    Probably a noob question:

    If I have NNTP enabled in Mystic & am using a client like Thunderbird to read/send messages, how would I address a message to somebody? It seems putting To: <username> on the first line of the message would make the
    most sense, but that doesn't seem to work. Am I missing something, or
    is this just not possible with NNTP?

    Jay

    .... That name again is Mr. Plow!

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  • From Warpslide@21:3/110 to All on Thu Aug 6 20:43:27 2020
    On 06 Aug 2020, Warpslide said the following...

    .... That name again is Mr. Plow!

    Also in Thuderbird I manually type my tagline and it somehow adds an extra period to the tagline... *scratches head*


    Jay

    ... Dental Plan! Lisa needs braces!

    --- Mystic BBS v1.12 A46 2020/06/11 (Windows/32)
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  • From Avon@21:1/101 to Warpslide on Fri Aug 7 13:48:04 2020
    On 06 Aug 2020 at 08:41p, Warpslide pondered and said...


    If I have NNTP enabled in Mystic & am using a client like Thunderbird to read/send messages, how would I address a message to somebody? It seems putting To: <username> on the first line of the message would make the most sense, but that doesn't seem to work. Am I missing something, or
    is this just not possible with NNTP?

    NNTP convention is usually to write posts in newsgroups to 'All'.

    That said I'm fairly sure in the past when I have tested posting to
    'echomail' groups via Mystic NNTP server and a client such as Pan I've been able to do what you seek.

    I'm time poor for the next 2-3 weeks then hope to have some time to play with this and get back in BBSing again.

    Cheers

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