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I'm getting strange errors in the past two days.
Anyone else?
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On Jun 18, 2026 at 3:10:13rC>PM CDT, "Maria Sophia" <mariasophia@comprehension.com> wrote:

I'm getting strange errors in the past two days.
Anyone else?

I should have posted, but got swamped and forgot. We'll be down for
maintenance for a while longer. New articles weren't making their way to the reader server and I thought it was due to a corrupt history file, so it's currently rebuilding the history file. (Though I later figured out it was a strange issue with Diablo's queue files. Sigh.)
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Jesse Rehmer wrote:

On Jun 18, 2026 at 3:10:13rC>PM CDT, "Maria Sophia" <mariasophia@comprehension.com> wrote:

I'm getting strange errors in the past two days.
Anyone else?

I should have posted, but got swamped and forgot. We'll be down for maintenance for a while longer. New articles weren't making their way to the reader server and I thought it was due to a corrupt history file, so it's currently rebuilding the history file. (Though I later figured out it was a strange issue with Diablo's queue files. Sigh.)

Thanks for being a wonderfully responsive nntp server admin!

You make privacy & communication together possible.

Much appreciated.
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Maria Sophia wrote:

Jesse Rehmer wrote:

On Jun 18, 2026 at 3:10:13???PM CDT, "Maria Sophia" <mariasophia@comprehension.com> wrote:

I'm getting strange errors in the past two days.
Anyone else?

I should have posted, but got swamped and forgot. We'll be down for maintenance for a while longer. New articles weren't making their way to the
reader server and I thought it was due to a corrupt history file, so it's currently rebuilding the history file. (Though I later figured out it was a strange issue with Diablo's queue files. Sigh.)

Thanks for being a wonderfully responsive nntp server admin!

You make privacy & communication together possible.

Is it now open without any credential usage, like paganini and tcpreset?

That would be indeed awesome!

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On Jun 18, 2026 at 7:14:52rC>PM CDT, "Anne Frank" <bounce.me@n2n.oc2mx.net> wrote:

Maria Sophia wrote:

Jesse Rehmer wrote:

On Jun 18, 2026 at 3:10:13???PM CDT, "Maria Sophia"
<mariasophia@comprehension.com> wrote:

I'm getting strange errors in the past two days.
Anyone else?

I should have posted, but got swamped and forgot. We'll be down for
maintenance for a while longer. New articles weren't making their way to the
reader server and I thought it was due to a corrupt history file, so it's >>> currently rebuilding the history file. (Though I later figured out it was a >>> strange issue with Diablo's queue files. Sigh.)

Thanks for being a wonderfully responsive nntp server admin!

You make privacy & communication together possible.

Is it now open without any credential usage, like paganini and tcpreset?

That would be indeed awesome!

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On Fri, 19 Jun 2026 12:50:11 -0000 (UTC), Jesse Rehmer wrote:

snips

Is it now open without any credential usage

No. While I believe in privacy and freedom, I also believe in accountability.

blueworld is awesome . . . unmoderated usenet newsgroups are unique in
the world because of the open invitation to plain text free expression,
with the obvious caveat that the planet earthians have never been fond
of outsiders, independent thinkers, or anything resembling free speech

in my amateur opinion, the significant tilt of the earth's axis to the
sun is the planet they have ever been defending against natural forces,
so "we were only doing our duty" could be the only fact they have ever
conceded openly, hence the maxim "the leopard cannot change its spots",
which in usenet parlance is called "troll farm", one genera pretending
to be something they could never actually be, because of their genetic
bonds to their planet, like building magnificent towers to the heavens
that will never reach the sky . . . fortunately, for servile plebeians, unwilling outcasts from the heavens, usenet is not only for trolls but
is for everyone, and lurkers are universal, be sure usenet is observed

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D wrote:

blueworld is awesome . . .

Much agree with the sensible statement that Blueworld is awesome!

Many thanks Jesse.

Much appreciated!
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