In file://~webrunner/doc/using.html under Supports Major Internet
Protocols we say:
<dl> <dt> news:<dd>To access your news
reader, type the URL, news://<em>name of your news
server </em>e.g., news://handler/.
Bug jag writes:
You should be referencing just "news:", not "news://handler/". The
news reader gets its host name from the NNTPSERVER environment
[weisblatt]I reassigned this bug to Lisa who's doing the WebRunner users guide.
variable, just like the other browsers. The reason this gets so
confusing is that the document cache ends up with multiple
documents under different names that ought to be the same document:
"news:" and "news://handler/" should be the same document, since
the news reader ignores the host, but they aren't as far as the
document cache is concerned.
This seems a contradiction.
Protocols we say:
<dl> <dt> news:<dd>To access your news
reader, type the URL, news://<em>name of your news
server </em>e.g., news://handler/.
Bug jag writes:
You should be referencing just "news:", not "news://handler/". The
news reader gets its host name from the NNTPSERVER environment
[weisblatt]I reassigned this bug to Lisa who's doing the WebRunner users guide.
variable, just like the other browsers. The reason this gets so
confusing is that the document cache ends up with multiple
documents under different names that ought to be the same document:
"news:" and "news://handler/" should be the same document, since
the news reader ignores the host, but they aren't as far as the
document cache is concerned.
This seems a contradiction.