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Hi
I have a 100Mbit server I can post from but it's running Linux. I understand newsmangler is the best client for posting in linux. Anyway I was wondering if anyone can link or make a guide I can use to get started up with NewsMangler and how to configure it? I got no idea about it lol.
Also need to learn how to generate Par2 files on linux if anyone could help with that? :)
Cheers,
TG
If you post with newsmangler don't use the 'yenc-vanilla' yEnc encoding module because it damages files. I've seen three modules used with it:
yenc-fred
yenc-vanilla
python-vanilla
A new binary posting client is JBinUp.
JBinUp
JBinUp is a Java based client for uploading binary files to the Usenet
JBinUp has been tested with Win2000 / XP / Vista / 2003, Linux and Mac-OS.
Main Features from JBinup
- GUI giving easy access to many functionalities
- Multiserver capability
- NNTP and NNTPS support
- No connection limits
- Sequential Uploading
- Headercheck after upload
- Batchfunction for WinRar and Par2
- All uploads are encoded with the yEnc algorythm
- Creation of NZB-files after finishing a JBinUp mission is possible
- command line interface supported (coming soon)
- Multilanguage Support
www.jbinup.com
Yeah I already know about it but I dont have a desktop on my server so I can't see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by zot
What ones best? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by mesaman
Edit:
# Optional: Psyco for a ~30% article encoding speed boost.
# Optional: modified version of Allesandro Duca's yenc library for a 65-70% article encoding speed boost. (yenc-fred)
I guess yenc-fred is better? :)
What about Newspost? It is all command line so you should be able to use it.Quote:
Originally Posted by torrentguyYeah I already know about it but I dont have a desktop on my server so I can't see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by zot
http://newspost.unixcab.org/
Not sure what version of linux your server is running but here is a guide to using it for ubuntu :dabs:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=691892
Quote:
Originally Posted by zot
Very nice. Thank you for the link. I'm adding it to my websites "watch list".
Take care!