Re: Gmane Autoauthorizer

["Nuno Silva" <nunojsilva@invalid.invalid>]

On 2018-11-02, Emanuel Berg wrote:

> Nuno Silva wrote:
>
>>> Indeed I have. I had to change my e-mail
>>> because Zoho blocked my outgoing mail.
>>> Probably because I sent too much they
>>> thought I was a spammer :)
>>
>> Did they block *only* outgoing? In that case,
>> you could still use the old address
>> with gmane.
>
> With the old mail, they blocked sending.
> So I can't send to anyone.

But can you still *receive*?

If you are already authorized with gmane for the groups you participate
in with that address, then you shouldn't need to send anything. You
might just want to be able to receive in case somebody sends you an
off-list reply.

(And you could always send e-mail messages through some other mail
server which is not too picky about what goes in From:)

> With the new mail, because of Gmane, I can't
> verify on it so I can't send to it. Do you
> think they will fix this problem soon?

I don't know. I do hope it gets fixed.

> Yes, I'm aware of the mailing lists, I'll set
> it up with Gnus and mail splitting from at
> least the equivalent to gnu.emacs.help so
> I don't do the "break thread" all the time.
>
> Compared to Gmane (i.e. a Gmane that works),
> mail splitting is an inferior method but
> I suppose it is better than breaking the
> threads for everyone else but me, as it still
> works in gnu.emacs.help, as said.
>
> Maybe we can solve it like this instead, all of
> you guys come over to Usenet? :)

-- 
Nuno Silva