Re: GNUS or News server's fault?

Re: GNUS or News server's fault?

[David Steuber]

Jesper Harder <harder@myrealbox.com> writes:

> David Steuber <david.steuber@verizon.net> writes:
> 
> > Is there a way I can have the posting of a Usenet article open a
> > window and display the conversation with the news server?
> 
> Set `nntp-record-commands' to t.  Then you can see the conversation
> in the *nntp-log* buffer.

The conversation didn't prove to be of much help.  But it was helpful
enough.

The good news is that GNUS was NOT at fault.  Neither was my news
server.  I am forced to use PPPoE.  My machine's ether devices
default the MTU to 1500.  I need to have the MTU set to 1492 (due to
the extra protocol overhead of PPPoE) in order to have reliable
networking.  So now this leaves me with the seperate problem of
figuring out how to change the default MTU settings for the PowerBook
G4.

Mac Help sucks for looking up such things.  Time to ask this question
elsewhere, unless someone who reads this group would know of such off
topic information.

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