NNTP-Ext 1.2.1 The MODE STREAM command

Common NNTP Extensions

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NNTP-Ext 1.2.1 The MODE STREAM command
MODE STREAM MODE STREAM is used by a peer to indicate to the server that it would like to suspend the lock step conversational nature of NNTP and send commands in streams. This command should be used before TAKETHIS and CHECK. See the section on the commands TAKETHIS and CHECK for more details. 1.2.2. Responses 203 Streaming is OK 500 Command not understood
[Source:"draft-ietf-nntp-imp-02.txt"] [Last Changed:March 1998] [Copyright: 1998 S. Barber]



    MODE STREAM

    MODE STREAM is used by a peer to indicate to the server
    that it would like to suspend the lock step conversational
    nature of NNTP and send commands in streams. This command should be
    used before TAKETHIS and CHECK. See the section on the commands

    TAKETHIS and CHECK for more details.


1.2.2.  Responses

        203 Streaming is OK
        500 Command not understood

[Source:"draft-ietf-nntp-imp-02.txt"] [Last Changed:March 1998]
[Copyright: 1998 S. Barber]

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Note that all RFC977 2.4.3. General Responses may also be received.

Overview and Related Topics

Up to: NNTP-Ext 1. Transport Extensions
NNTP Command Syntax
NNTP Response Syntax
NNTP-Ext 1.3.1 The TAKETHIS command
NNTP-Ext 1.1.1 The CHECK command
NNTP-Ext 2.3 MODE READER

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