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The Network News Transfer Protocol.
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INN 2.x FAQ
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Last-modified: 2012-11-03
Posted-by: postfaq 1.17 (Perl 5.14.2)
Archive-name: usenet/software/inn2-faq
URL: [link]
Posting-frequency: monthly
This FAQ is intended to answer frequently asked questions concerning the
current versions of INN (INN 2.x and later) seen on news.software.nntp.... more »
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INN rejecting articles
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Hi All,
I have a strange issue with INN 2.5.3
Stats from one of my peers:
ip address: x.x.x.x
seconds: 2349 duplicates: 0 max allowed cxns: 10
offered: 75491 uw newsgroups: 0 active cxns: 8
accepted: 0 uw distributions: 0 sleeping cxns: 0... more »
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Ping Steve Crook - IP showing in path and posting-host
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[news.software.nntp added for info]
...Message-Id: <69plo8lhlp5oi16nfekajk8d4anu3 dc...@4ax.com>:
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Oh heck, that's really bad. I recently upgraded from Debian Squeeze to
Debian Wheezy and didn't realise they replaced the Perl SHA library.
Squeeze: libdigest-sha1-perl
Wheezy: libdigest-sha-perl... more »
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INN should NOT require an email address. 
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INN requires an email address, so I use <@.>.
INN should NOT require an email address because:
1. Were it real, it'd get trashed.
2. Normally, it's not real; i.e. it's the worst kind of SPAM,
exactly were you'd rather not see it. And it's MISLEADING.
Instead, the "From:" line should contain a "homepage" URL.... more »
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INN 2.x FAQ
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Last-modified: 2012-11-03
Posted-by: postfaq 1.17 (Perl 5.14.2)
Archive-name: usenet/software/inn2-faq
URL: [link]
Posting-frequency: monthly
This FAQ is intended to answer frequently asked questions concerning the
current versions of INN (INN 2.x and later) seen on news.software.nntp.... more »
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funnel_bad
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Greetings - I'm stumped by newsfeeds and don't know where to look. The
nntp server at dictatorshandbook.net has been hosting local groups for a
year now and working fine, so I thought I'd peer with albasani.net. The
nice folks there agreed, and the web page at [1] provides the
parameters. I edited incoming.conf, newsfeeds, and infeed.conf as... more »
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