slrn on WLAN/sleep mode

Martin Trautmann <[email protected]> Sat, 31 Mar 2018 19:36:55 +0200
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Subject: slrn on WLAN/sleep mode

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Hi all,

is there any chance to configure that slrn will re-login automatically?

When my computer was in sleep mode and I want to "Get new news from
server" (command G), the connection fails - not immediately, but it just
does try to connect and waits.

It's much faster to abort the connection (with ctrl-G) and get the news
again.

I'd prefer to omit the abortion, but to re-login directly on any
reasonable condition (e.g. a timeout of > 1 hour after last fetch)

Thanks,
Martin




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