Sujet : Is Leafnode still possible? De : jsevans (at) *nospam* mailfence.com (Jason Evans) Groupes :news.software.nntp Date : 03. Nov 2024, 09:44:10 Autres entêtes Organisation : A noiseless patient Spider Message-ID :<vg7d4s$9mp5$1@dont-email.me> User-Agent : KNode/0.10.9
Last weekend I tried setting up a VM to provide cached Usenet articles using Leafnode. I set it up to work with two servers: Eternal-September and the paid service I use, Usenetnow. I have no problem logging into either service on port 119 or 563 from my PC. I set up Leafnode to use the standard unencrypted port 119 for compatibility reasons in /etc/news/leafnode/config (using Debian 12). However, the result was that Eternal-September refused to let me log in and Usenetnow worked, but incredibly slowly; something like 1 article per second when trying to cache news.groups.
Now, I have a fast internet connection and I don't technically *need* Leafnode but I wanted to find a new way to store news articles for my archives.