Gopher Problem

[E. Michael O'Neill]

> 

> Hi.
> 

> I'm running OmniWeb 1.0 PR 1.1 on NEXTSTEP 3.2 on a non-Turbo
> NEXTSTATION over TransSys Dialup-IP 9209?? through TIA and across a
> set of proxies running on a remote host (not the same host running
> TIA).  If you really want to know which proxies, ask and I'll find
> out.
> 

> Wouldn't you know it? -- http access works flawlessly.
> 

> Gopher access does not.  I get the following when I try to access  
(for
> example) gopher://aw.com/  --
>   

>   

>   Error
>   

>   ----------------------------------------
>   

>   No default server configured to handle your request 

>   

>   opher://aw.com/ 

> 

> Note that the "g" gets lost somewhere.  Has anyone else seen this?
> 

> Thanks,
> --Eric
> 

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I have had the same problem, using a direct ethernet connection -

The proxy server by the way is the CERN 3.0 server.

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