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Alt.Binz (English) => General talk => Topic started by: CycleRon on August 22, 2010, 06:20:06 am
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I have a problem in that when I press connect, it has a lock in it and won't connect.
What do I do to remove the lock.
Ron
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I have a problem in that when I press connect, it has a lock in it and won't connect.
What do I do to remove the lock.
Ron
Lock icon means ssl checkbox is checked. So, is it ssl address/port?
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hi,
yes it is ssl.altbinz,com port 563 ssl box is ticked.
Is this correct?
Ron
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hi,
yes it is ssl.altbinz,com port 563 ssl box is ticked.
Is this correct?
Ron
i think u are confusing something. altbinz is only a newsreader not a newsserver u need a usenetprovider to connect to. that provider will tell u all necessary information about ports and ur login.
see: http://www.newsgroupreviews.com/usenet-providers.html
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hi,
yes it is ssl.altbinz,com port 563 ssl box is ticked.
Is this correct?
Ron
No.
First altbinz.com is not related to altbinz. Second, neither altbinz.com or altbinz.net is address of the usenet server.
Altbinz has NOTHING to do with usenet providing.
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Hi,
Thanks guy's you were right, I had astraweb on the computer, it didn't download because I had paused, but it also had a lock.
My netbook had altbinz, and wouldn't come down, after reading your posts I changed netbook to astraweb, it started to come down
then looked at computer and noticed the paused, changed it and immediately it started to come down.
I was trying to resolve the lock, when the issue was in different areas on both machines.
What is the lock for? What is it's purpose? It is still on both machines.
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Ron
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Hi,
worked out what the lock is reread your posts again, is it a advantage to have ssl ticked?
Regards
Ron
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SSL means "Secure Sockets Layer", connections are encrypted.
For security purpose, you should let it checked.
I invite you to read that wiki article :
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Secure_Sockets_Layer
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Hi dacaid,
Thanks for your comment have bookmarked the wiki to read tomorrow.
Regards,Ron