• all you eternal-september users

    From super70s@21:1/5 to All on Tue Jul 22 17:01:31 2025
    On one of my newer systems I was suddenly having trouble getting eternal-september to refresh the messages the past couple of days.

    So I went to eternal-september.org and checked the settings. Turns out
    they're different from the settings I had for
    reader-eternal-september.org and news.eternal-september.org -- they
    have been changed.

    The correct server for reader.eternal-september.org is now reader80.eternal-september.org, port 80, no SSL.

    The correct server for news.eternal-september.org is still news.eternal-september.org, but port 110, no SSL.

    At least that's what works for me now. Maybe you should check your ES
    settings in case you run into trouble like I did.

    Strangely, on my older system and newsreader (MT NewsWatcher) both of
    those servers work normally, without making any of the above changes.
    Which are reader.eternal-september.org, port 119 and news.eternal-september.org, port 119.

    Go figure.

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  • From Adam H. Kerman@21:1/5 to [email protected] on Tue Jul 22 22:48:43 2025
    super70s <[email protected]d> wrote:

    On one of my newer systems I was suddenly having trouble getting >eternal-september to refresh the messages the past couple of days.

    So I went to eternal-september.org and checked the settings. Turns out >they're different from the settings I had for
    reader-eternal-september.org and news.eternal-september.org -- they
    have been changed.

    The correct server for reader.eternal-september.org is now >reader80.eternal-september.org, port 80, no SSL.

    The name of the host has been reader80 for years.

    There's also

    reader443.eternal-september.org, port 443 for NNTPS using a modern TLS,
    not SSL.

    The correct server for news.eternal-september.org is still >news.eternal-september.org, but port 110, no SSL.

    This is wrong. It's port 119.

    For NNTPS using a modern TLS, use port 563.

    At least that's what works for me now. Maybe you should check your ES >settings in case you run into trouble like I did.

    Strangely, on my older system and newsreader (MT NewsWatcher) both of
    those servers work normally, without making any of the above changes.
    Which are reader.eternal-september.org, port 119

    This doesn't make any sense unless it's somehow saved a redirect to
    reader80. Why not change it to the correct host?

    and news.eternal-september.org, port 119.

    Go figure.

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  • From NoBody@21:1/5 to [email protected] on Wed Jul 23 08:34:35 2025
    On Tue, 22 Jul 2025 22:48:43 -0000 (UTC), "Adam H. Kerman"
    <[email protected]> wrote:

    super70s <[email protected]d> wrote:

    On one of my newer systems I was suddenly having trouble getting >>eternal-september to refresh the messages the past couple of days.

    So I went to eternal-september.org and checked the settings. Turns out >>they're different from the settings I had for
    reader-eternal-september.org and news.eternal-september.org -- they
    have been changed.

    The correct server for reader.eternal-september.org is now >>reader80.eternal-september.org, port 80, no SSL.

    The name of the host has been reader80 for years.

    There's also

    reader443.eternal-september.org, port 443 for NNTPS using a modern TLS,
    not SSL.

    The correct server for news.eternal-september.org is still >>news.eternal-september.org, but port 110, no SSL.

    This is wrong. It's port 119.

    For NNTPS using a modern TLS, use port 563.

    At least that's what works for me now. Maybe you should check your ES >>settings in case you run into trouble like I did.

    Strangely, on my older system and newsreader (MT NewsWatcher) both of
    those servers work normally, without making any of the above changes.
    Which are reader.eternal-september.org, port 119

    This doesn't make any sense unless it's somehow saved a redirect to
    reader80. Why not change it to the correct host?

    and news.eternal-september.org, port 119.

    Go figure.

    I experienced a similar problem and had to change my settings as well.
    It happened without notice one day.

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  • From super70s@21:1/5 to [email protected] on Wed Jul 23 17:32:04 2025
    On Tue, 22 Jul 2025 22:48:43 -0000 (UTC), "Adam H. Kerman"
    <[email protected]> wrote;

    super70s <[email protected]d> wrote:

    On one of my newer systems I was suddenly having trouble getting
    eternal-september to refresh the messages the past couple of days.

    So I went to eternal-september.org and checked the settings. Turns out
    they're different from the settings I had for
    reader-eternal-september.org and news.eternal-september.org -- they
    have been changed.

    The correct server for reader.eternal-september.org is now
    reader80.eternal-september.org, port 80, no SSL.

    The name of the host has been reader80 for years.

    Really? I was assuming it was a fairly new thing.

    There's also

    reader443.eternal-september.org, port 443 for NNTPS using a modern TLS,
    not SSL.

    I saw that on the site but I wasn't sure my newsreader could work with
    TLS, it's graveyard software.

    The correct server for news.eternal-september.org is still
    news.eternal-september.org, but port 110, no SSL.

    This is wrong. It's port 119.

    Yeah that was a mistype, I meant 119.

    At least that's what works for me now. Maybe you should check your ES
    settings in case you run into trouble like I did.

    Strangely, on my older system and newsreader (MT NewsWatcher) both of
    those servers work normally, without making any of the above changes.
    Which are reader.eternal-september.org, port 119

    This doesn't make any sense unless it's somehow saved a redirect to
    reader80. Why not change it to the correct host?

    I guess I should.

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