.autoresponder.msg files
for each newsgroup participating.
autoresponder.msg (Feb 19, 1999)
(required; this is what I send back to the user [derived from Jonas' message]; note the %%...%% variables)
Grab it and suit it to your needs, provided you keep the credits.
If you have any additions to it,
just notify me.
Please note: The following versions are untested - and authored by the master
of desaster, Boris "pi" Piwinger (3.14@detebe.org).
pi-autoresponder-1.3.pl (Nov 9, 1999)
(recognizes stop words in Subject even when MIME encoded)
pi-autoresponder-1.31.pl (Nov 12, 1999)
(MIME-headers will be treated properly, requires MIME::Words, to install type:
perl -MCPAN -e 'install MIME::Words'
This uses the module CPAN which is part of the standard distribution)
pi-autoresponder-1.32.pl (Feb 2, 2000)
(minor improvements)
TODO
- %%variable%% documentation (well, isn't Perl self-documenting?)
Jonas Luster's usenet article autoreflector
This PERL script was originally written by
Jonas Luster, changed a bit
by Robert Kiessling and adopted to inn2.x by myself,
Elmar K. Bins.
This version works with inn2.x's storage-api.
reflektor-1.0.pl (Feb 19, 1999)
Grab it and suit it to your needs, provided you keep the credits.
If you use it and/or have any additions to it,
please notify us.
rpost preprocessor for inn2.x
This script enables you to feed articles by posting them at the
target news server. I wrote this tool to insert private hierarchies
like "redhat.*" into my own spool and have the articles go upstream
afterwards. You need "rpost" from the "suck" package to use it.
rpostarticle-1.0.pl (Feb 19, 1999)
rpostarticle-1.1.pl (Feb 20, 1999)
(more documentation, reads innshellvars.pl, prints date in log)
rpostarticle-1.2.pl (Feb 22, 1999)
(this one can process batches; ATTN: cmdline syntax has changed)
rpostarticle-1.3.pl (Feb 22, 1999)
(cmdline-option "-a" enables storage api; ATTN: don't forget to add)
Grab it and suit it to your needs, provided you keep the credits.
If you have any additions to it,
just notify me.
Please note: The following versions are untested - and authored by the master
of desaster, Boris "pi" Piwinger (3.14@detebe.org).
pi-autoresponder-1.3.pl (Nov 9, 1999)
(recognizes stop words in Subject even when MIME encoded)
pi-autoresponder-1.31.pl (Nov 12, 1999)
(MIME-headers will be treated properly, requires MIME::Words, to install type:
perl -MCPAN -e 'install MIME::Words'
This uses the module CPAN which is part of the standard distribution)
pi-autoresponder-1.32.pl (Feb 2, 2000)
(minor improvements)
TODO
- source code documentation
Header-Weed-Out-Patch against NNTPCache 2.3.3
This is a unified diff against post.c from NNTPCache 2.3.3, which cleans
unnecessary and disturbing headers from articles posted via NNTPCache,
and adds a "X-NNTP-Posting-Host:" header with the actual client's IP
address.
Headers removed (or "not produced") are:
| Message-ID: | This is the upstream server's job (most of the time). |
| Cache-Post-Path: | Replaced by "X-NNTP-Posting-Host:" in a better-suited fashion (IP address vs. reverse name). |
| X-Cache: | Nobody else's concern, in my opinion. |
nntpcache-2.3.3-post.c.diff (Jun 15, 1999)
just have it "patch" post.c.
Grab it and use it (but don't tell the NNTPCache folks that I stole their headers ;-)).
If anybody wants do make these thingies configurable (via nntpcache.config or, even
better, nntpcache.servers), please let met know.