ietf-nntp I-D ACTION:draft-newman-nntpext-auth-00.txt
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Wed May 27 07:17:04 PDT 1998
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Title : NNTP Authentication
Author(s) : C. Newman
Filename : draft-newman-nntpext-auth-00.txt
Pages : 7
Date : 27-May-98
Although NNTP [NNTP] has historically provided public access to
newsgroups, it is often useful to use authentication to control
resource consumption. The NNTP AUTHINFO command described here
provides a way to do this.
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