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My ISP has a news server...so...? Originally Posted by ericab :yay: Lol just pay for it, fast pre times, ssl, uncapped dl speeds, no ratio to maintain. What more could you want?
My ISP has a news server...so...?
My ISP has a news server...so...? :yay:
My ISP has a news server...so...? Originally Posted by ericab then maybe you should just go back to bittorrent, or emule. :smartass: Well if there's one thing you're good for it's helping me figure out how to put users who are useless on my "ignore" list. :smartass: :wave:
My ISP has a news server...so...? then maybe you should just go back to bittorrent, or emule. :smartass:
My ISP has a news server...so...? Originally Posted by mesaman The server 'news.eastlink.ca' belongs to Telus and it has text newsgroups only, all binary newsgroups were removed in April 2008. I telephoned the ISP and learned this just now! How'd you know? I guess that's why my d/ls weren't working.
My ISP has a news server...so...? The server 'news.eastlink.ca' belongs to Telus and it has text newsgroups only, all binary newsgroups were removed in April 2008.
My ISP has a news server...so...? the port number is usually 119, the NNTP default one.
My ISP has a news server...so...? try what? everything with newsgroups is so cryptic to someone who doesn't understand what they're doing. Why don't you just put yourself in the shoes of someone who doesn't understand this stuff? Saying "just *try*" isn't helpful so it makes me wonder why you took the time to post it. Originally Posted by JustDOSE download a free news reader and use the server news.eastlink.ca newsbin pro is my favorite:fst: Thanks. But don't I need log in info and the port number to use? :blink: All the data I have is news.eastlink.ca... I need more than that. I added the server to sabnzb with no luck.
My ISP has a news server...so...? download a free news reader and use the server news.eastlink.ca newsbin pro is my favorite:fst:
My ISP has a news server...so...? why dont you just *TRY* ?
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