[Hallicrafters] [Boatanchors] Access to Mailing-List Archives

[manualman at juno.com]

Jim:
I'm not logged in to qth.net (are you referring to the login field on
their home page) but I'm always logged into all the e-mail reflectors in
qth.net that I'm subscribed too.
So I go to qth.net
Then click on e-mail mailing lists
Then click on Directory of mailing lists
Then all the titles for all the mailman.qth.net appears
I then click on the subject (Hallicrafters, boatanchors, etc.) of
interest
Then click on archives
However, I do notice that in order to view the Nationall archives, I have
to login.
I also tried a number of subject titles that I never subscribed too and
was able to view their archives.

You also mentioned below: "You can see this in action if you click any of
the “Browse” links in the “E-mail Reflector” menu on the left sidebar."
Where is this or is this what it was on the Hallicrafters web site or the
click on qth.net lists that was at the bottom of the Hallicrafters web
site.

Pete, wa2cwa




On Thu, 21 Nov 2019 08:11:10 -0500 James Thayer <jim at jlthayer.net>
writes:
> Hi Gang,
>         About the end of August, the owner of qth.net 
> <http://qth.net/> where the archives are located implemented a 
> service that blocks the display of its data on computers that have 
> not logged in via the qth.net <http://qth.net/> system. You can see 
> this in action if you click any of the “Browse” links in the 
> “E-mail Reflector” menu on the left sidebar. Since that function 
> no longer worked, I removed the link from the website. The AMRadio & 
> Hallicrafters archives are still available. Perhaps if enough 
> interest AND SUPPORT were forthcoming some more could be added. I 
> doubt that the search function will ever work again unless enough of 
> you contact Scott Neader KA9FOX and ask him to add it. If he does 
> not want to undo what he has added, tell him he can have the code 
> that was used on the HHI site.
> 73 de W5JT
>