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How to Compare timestamp
Post 302596388 by clx on Tuesday 7th of February 2012 09:13:27 AM
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snprimedb [-i] (no arguments) DESCRIPTION
snprimedb reads records from its standard input and enters them into the database. The database is appended to; if you want to start a new database, you would delete the database files .chain, .table, .newsgroup before running this program. The main purpose of snprimedb is to rebuild the ID database. Then its input is usually obtained from snscan. If the option -i is given, simply initialize the database files if they do not exist, and exit. Input lines are of the format newsgroup id serial where newsgroup is the newsgroup the article may be found in, id is its message id, and serial is the local serial num- ber of that article in that newsgroup. If newsgroup is the special name =junk, then the whole line is ignored. You will need to be root or the owner of /var/spool/sn to do this. BUGS
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