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Re: [leafnode-list] Silly Newbie question
I had this problem with Knode, and I think that it might have been Ralf who
provided the answer. It ran something like this:
The header downloaded first and the body are given different ID numbers, and
this confuses the newsreader. Pan is the same.
Sylphhed would work, but I didn't like it (personal reaction - nothing wrong
with the program) and I found delaybody to be a nuisance anyway, so i just
turned delaybody off.
Doug.
On Sun, 8 Sep 2002 16:51, you wrote:
> * Darac Marjal wrote on Sat, Sep 07, 2002 at 11:49:11PM CEST:
> > I use Forté Agent and the delaybody setting. I grab the latest
> > headers, mark some articles to be downloaded, and fetch them. This
> > brings back a message saying "Article ... has been selected" or
> > similar. Now, at the next run of fetchnews, I assume it goes and grabs
> > the body, so I delete the temporary body in agent and re-fetch. But
> > this always results in Message Unavailable status.
> >
> > I'm obviously doing something wrong here. Could someone englighten me
> > as to how to use leafnode with Agent?
>
> Probably the Agent keeps more state about the articles you have read
> than only the article number on the server. Leafnode gives a
> delaybody-downloaded body a new article number, but of course it keeps
> the same Message-ID as the old header, which is expired. This might
> confuse newsreaders. Known to have problems (to me) are Netscape-4,
> Outlook Express, known to work with delaybody are (e.g.) slrn, gnus,
> mozilla (not sure about this one).
>
> My suggestion would be to either use leafnode without delaybody, or use
> a news reader that copes with it. Maybe Agent can be configured to keep
> less state.
>
> Regards,
> Ralf
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