Re: K in Server buffer on a Denied entry does not work

[Xavier Maillard <xavier@maillard.im>]

Hi,

wgreenhouse@riseup.net (W. Greenhouse) writes:

> Xavier Maillard <xavier@maillard.im> writes:
>
>> I started to use it first for NNTP stuff (gmane and folks). I must have
>> done something stupid somewhere and now, pressing '^' gives me this:
>>
>>      {nndraft:} (opened)
>>      {nntp:news.my_news_server.com} (denied)
>>
>> how the hell can I delete/drop latest entry ? K does not nothing
>> usefull here.
>>
> The "denied" means "I couldn't connect to this server on my last try, so
> I'm going to block further connection attempts until the user tells me
> otherwise."  You can clear a denial with R

Did it. It changed from 'denied' to 'closed' status.

> (`gnus-server-remove-denials') in the *Server* buffer, which will let it
> try connecting again.
>
> BTW, to delete an entry in the *Server* buffer it's k -- note lowercase.

yes, I pressed 'k' and still nothing happened. The 'denied' server entry
is still there (sadly). Where is this saved to ?

Regards

/Xavier