#GRn install problems
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I'm trying to set up GRn as my newsreader for dialup PPP through CIS, using
AmiTCP 4.2 and PPP, both registered versions.
There are 4 options: use GRn as
1 with UUCP
2 C news
3 NNTP (via ethernet/slip (AS-225 or AmiTCP)
4 NNTP via the serial port
I have chosen number 4. I'm trying to follow the docs, but they are confusing.
They say that NNTP must be already installed. Where can I get the NNTP program?
I have been searching Aminet for it to no avail.
Among the installation instructions, there are many references to uucp type
files such as : "for AmiTCP users, copy GRn.amitcp UUCP:C/GRN clone". If I am
not using UUCP and have not installed it, there are no such UUCP files in my
system????
As an alternative to the shell, it states that: "for Workbench users only: edit
the tool types contained in the project icon UUCP:C/GRn.info". Again, the
reference to UUCP. The set-up also appears to use directories such as: UULIB,
UUSPOOL, and UUNEWS. Do I just make them and put them in the suggested
locations?
Also, when I got a PARTIAL answer to the question I emailed to CIS INTERNET
User Support, after waiting almost two weeks, they failed to state what type of
news server they supply. Is it compatible with NNTP???
Any helpful input will be appreciated.
Hank
INetUtils includes the NNTP to use with GRn.
You still need to create a UUCP: assign and subdirectories. This is where GRn
stores various configuration and data files it needs.
If CIS has a news server for PPP, it is NNTP.
dale@iam.com http://www.iam.com
Intangible Assets Manufacturing
Thanks, Dale.
Can I simply create the appropriately named subdirectories (and do the assigns
of course) or must I take them from a UUCP program? Sorry, maybe that's a
stupid question.
Hank
You make 'em yourself. No need to muck around with UUCP, just with UUCP:.
dale@iam.com http://www.iam.com
Intangible Assets Manufacturing
Thanks, Dale;
<You make 'em yourself. No need to muck around with UUCP, just with UUCP:
I assume the second "UUCP" is a typo. ):<)
Hank.