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Started by Greg A. Woods
Sun, 24 Dec 1989 07:17
I still don't understand
Author: Greg A. Woods
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 1989 07:17
Date: Sun, 24 Dec 1989 07:17
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[ Can inews be told, preferably by a header line of some sort, to mail
a copy to someone, in addition to posting, or am I wishing for too much? ]
I once had all locally generated, outgoing articles mailed to the
usenet id. Recently this stoped working properly. I diddn't really
notice until today, when I was cleaning out usenet's mailbox.
None of the articles I posted to tor.test yesterday were mailed by
either control line as I had expected. However my tor.news.stats
posting was mailed, by the 'usenet2' line, as expected:
Dec 24 00:19:16.000 robohack + <1989Dec24.051823.14625@robohack.UUCP> druid eci386 ecicrl nebulus telly tmsoft usenet2
It seems to me that this behavior started after I discovered that it
was indeed dangerous to use the libstdio stuff on my 3B2 (when expire
was mis-behaving, I decided to run the regression tests, which
promptly failed). Once I had re-linked everything without the
libstdio stuff, expire worked fine, though relaynews seemed a bit
slower (1-2 art/s, down from 2-3 art/s, both with the new dbz). I
don't know if it is indeed this time at which the mail stopped, as I
have been tuning the sys file at the same time. I haven't made any
changes to the 'usenet' line however.
#
# sys - USENET system control file
#
# line indicating what we are willing to receive
#
#
ME:all,\
!ca,\
!soc.culture,\
!talk,\
!bionet,\
!vmsnet,\
!comp.binaries,\
!comp.os.vms,\
!comp.os.cpm,\
!eci.service,\
!eci.systems,\
to/all::
# Partial feeds
#
eci386:biz,u3b/all,!local:f:
# local-postings-only feed direct neighboring sites (gets them out fast)
#
druid/druid,nebulus,tmsoft:all,\
!mail,!eci,!ersa,!to,to.druid/all,!eci,!local:fL3:
eci386/eci386,ecicrl,ecijmm:all,\
!mail,!eci,!ersa,!to,to.eci386/all,!eci,!local:fL3:
ecicrl/eci386,ecicrl,ecijmm:all,\
!mail,!eci,!ersa,!to,to.ecicrl/all,!eci,!local:fL3:
#ecijmm/eci386,ecicrl,ecijmm:all,\
# !mail,!eci,!ersa,!to,to.ecijmm/all,!eci,!local:fL3:
nebulus/druid,nebulus,telly,tmsoft:all,\
!mail,!eci,!ersa,!to,to.nebulus/all,!eci,!local:fL3:
telly/eci386,nebulus,telly:all,\
!mail,!eci,!ersa,!to,to.telly/all,!eci,!local:fL3:
tmsoft/nebulus,tmsoft:all,\
!mail,!eci,!ersa,!to,to.tmsoft/all,!eci,!local:fL3:
#
# fakesite's - these are used to simplify maintenance and administration
#
# save all the map article pathnames (as a normal outgoing batch)
#
maps:comp.mail.maps/all:f:/usr/local/lib/smail/maps.new
# save the article ID's of all locally generated articles
#
out:all,!tor.news.stats,!mail,!control/all:IL:/usr/spool/news/out.going/out.going
# mail a copy of local articles to the Usenet Administrator
#
usenet:all,!tor.news.stats,!control,!mail/all:L:mush -s "Posted Article" usenet
usenet2:all/all:L:mush -s "Posted Article" usenet
#[several comment lines removed]
--
Greg A. Woods
woods@{robohack,gate,tmsoft,ontmoh,utgpu,gpu.utcs.Toronto.EDU,utorgpu.BITNET}
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