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## newsfeeds - determine where Usenet articles get sent
## Format:
## site[/exclude,exclude...]\
## :pattern,pattern...[/distrib,distrib...]\
## :flag,flag...\
## :param
## Summary of flags:
## <size Article must be less then size bytes.
## Aitems Article checks -- d (must have Distribution header)
## p (don't check for site in Path header).
## Bhigh/low Internal buffer size before writing to output.
## H[count] Article must have less then count hops; default is 1.
## Isize Internal buffer size (if a file feed)
## Nm Only moderated groups that match the patterns.
## Nu Only unmoderated groups that match the patterns.
## Ssize Start spooling if more than size bytes get queued.
## Ttype Feed types -- f (file) m (funnel; param names the
## real entry) p (pipe to program) c (send to stdin
## channel of param's sub-process); x (like c, but
## handles commands on stdin).
## Witems What to write -- b (article bytesize) f (full path)
## g (first newsgroup) m (Message-ID) n (relative
## path) s (site that fed article) t (time received)
## * (names of funnel feed-in's or all sites that get
## the article) N (Newsgroups header) D (Distribution
## header) H (all headers) O (overview data) R
## (replication data).
## Param field depends on T flag. For Tf, relative paths are from the
## out.going directory. For Tp and Tc, it is a shell command to execute.
## If a Tm refers to this entry (which will have its own T param) then "*"
## is expanded to all the funnel sites that triggered this one. Useful
## for spawning one mail process, e.g.
##
## This file is complicated -- see newsfeeds.5!
## This is the local site.
## The "pattern" field gives the intial subscription list for
## all other sites. You might want to put "!control,!junk,!<local>.*"
## there. The "distrib" subfield limits incoming articles.
##
## You can also have ME/bad.site: to refuse articles from a particular
## site (by matching the Path: entry). Other pseudo-sites may be put
## in here, to REFUSE certain types of 3rd-party cancel messages
## (See the "Cancel FAQ" news.admin.net-abuse.misc):
## cyberspam Spam cancels, munged articles, binary postings
## spewcancel just munged articles from runaway gateways
## bincancel just binary postings to non-binaries groups
##
## Note that refusing articles means you won't offer them to sites you feed
##
ME:*,!control,!junk,!local.*/!local::
overview:*,!control.cancel:Tc,WO:/usr/lib/news/bin/overchan
## The most often used type entries: uncomment and adjust.
# Feed all local non-internal postings to news.myprovider.com; sent off-line
# via nntpsend, send-nntp, or send-uucp.pl. Also, enable the entry in the
# crontab file to regulary actually send all batched articles.
#
# If you're not low on memory use innfeed.
#
#news.myprovider.com\
# :*,!junk/!local\
# :Tf,Wnm:news.myprovider.com
# An innfeed example. First, define several peers like this
# (the primary name needs to be the hostname of the peer).
#
#news.uu.net/uunet\
# :*/!local\
# :Tm:innfeed!
#
# Then define one "master" entry that connects to all the peers:
#innfeed!:!*:Tc,Wnm*:/usr/sbin/innfeed -y
## Create the links for cross posted articles
#crosspost:*:Tc,Ap,WR:/usr/lib/news/bin/crosspost
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