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Subject: Re: nnrss broken?
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Michael Harnois <mdharnois@home.com> writes:

> Since adding nnrss to my list of tricks, every time I check for new
> mail, a buffer entitled rssl0 appears with this message:
> 
> Could not contact host: www.blogspace.com / 80
> Attempted using gateway method: native
> ---- Error was: ----
> www.blogspace.com/80 No address associated with hostname

The problem is that the site is gone (a few days ago, it was OK) and
url-insert-file-contents (4.0pre46) pops a buffer when such error
happens (I am not sure whether the CVS url package behaves the same).

In most time, I use wget to download those pages.  First, (setq
nnrss-use-local t) to use the local copies of pages if exist.  Then,
`M-x nnrss-generate-download-script RET' generates a script for
downloading.

ShengHuo