Subj : Re: tin v2.6.4 To : Nick Boel From : Tommi Koivula Date : Wed Jan 01 2025 14:39:48 Nick Boel <0@700.154.1> wrote: > Hey All! > > The latest release of tin (v2.6.4) now does not work with Smapinntpd or > Jamnntpd (the previous release did), and I'm not sure why just yet. It > gets the groups as well as displays the number of new messages, > subscribes, etc, but when you try to view the list of articles it shows > a blank screen and marks all messages read when you back out of the > article list. > > This began within the past year of tin snapshots, but I couldn't figure > out which one, since snapshots were always replaced with new ones, and > the code isn't up on github or anything. I waited to report anything > until there was an actual public release to see if anything would change > during that time, and it hasn't. > > I haven't been able to view or create any error logs yet, except that > "Xref" isn't used by the server which may slow things down in tin (I > don't think that's the problem since the old version reported this, > also), and this new version does indeed work fine with Synchronet's NNTP > server, as I'm using that to post this message. > > slrn (hasn't been updated in awhile) and Thunderbird (who's NNTP code > probably hasn't been touched in awhile, either) both work fine with > Smapinntpd/Jamnntpd still. So something has changed in tin, but I think > it's safe to guess the problem probably lies in Smapinntpd/Jamnntpd's > aged code, since the developers of tin are _very_ keen and strict to the > standards they follow, and Smapinntpd/Jamnntpd was basically created for > Fidonet-specific usage. > > If anyone cares to try it out and possibly help debug, the latest > version can be found at http://tin.org and will need to be built for > whatever platform you're going to use it on. > > Regards, > Nick > > ... He who laughs last, thinks slowest. > --- SBBSecho 3.23-Linux > * Origin: _thePharcyde telnet://bbs.pharcyde.org (Wisconsin) (1:154/700) Testing TIN. -- 'Tommi --- FMail-lnx64 2.3.2.3-B20250101 * Origin: news://news.fidonet.fi (2:221/6.0) .