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I've been using Pan for a while now... works quite well on the binary front. The problem I'm having is, occasionally I'd like to post a binary, something that Pan doesn't want to do. I'm currently using Knode to post attachments, but so far I haven't seen any of my posts show up.
Does anybody have a tip where to find a "Agent" clone that they could share?
I've been using Pan for a while now... works quite well on the binary front. The problem I'm having is, occasionally I'd like to post a binary, something that Pan doesn't want to do. I'm currently using Knode to post attachments, but so far I haven't seen any of my posts show up.
Does anybody have a tip where to find a "Agent" clone that they could share?
TIA
Sparky85012
Could try slrn it worked well for me for quite a while. For serious binary news though I've only ever had great success with supergravity and agent, but those are windows.
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