06-19-2013
If there are already a lot of files in that hierarchy that are user1:group1, you can use a negated -group with find to avoid pointless chowns (unless you want to update their ctime timestamps).
You can also improve efficiency by using -exec...+ instead of -exec...\;.
Regards,
Alister
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN
knewsd
KNEWSD(1) General Commands Manual KNEWSD(1)
NAME
knewsd - a tiny nntp demon
SYNOPSIS
knewsd [ options ]
DESCRIPTION
Knewsd is intended to be used with knews(1) to read news (in)directly from the spool directory or even from a mail folder hierarchy. It
reads NNTP commands from standard input and writes replies to standard output. The following commands are implemented:
ARTICLE [number]
BODY [number]
HEAD [number]
Return the head and/or body of the current or the specified article. Message-id lookups are not supported.
GROUP newsgroup
Enters the given newsgroup.
HELP
Gives a list of the implemented commands.
LIST [active | newsgroups]
Lists the active file or the newsgroups file.
NEXT
Changes the current article pointer to the next article
POST
Post an article via the specified posting agent. If none has been specified, the reply will be '440 Posting not implemented.'
QUIT
Makes knewsd exit.
STAT number
Sets the current article pointer.
XOVER range
Returns the overview data for the specified range of articles.
Knewsd implements the 'xover' command either by using the overview files if present, or creating overview records on the fly, or a combina-
tion of both if the overview file is incomplete. In the latter case, if the -update flag is given, knewsd will update the overview files.
OPTIONS
There is no need to spell out the entire option name, it is sufficient to give a unique prefix, such as -a for -active.
-spool directory
This is the spool directory. It must be specified, either at compile time or at run time.
-active file
This is the active file containing the newsgroups and the high and low article counts. If this is not specifed, knews must be told
not to try to read the active file.
-newsgroups file
This is the newsgroups file containing the group descriptions. It's entirely optional.
-overview dir
This can be used if the overview files reside in a different directory hierarchy than the spool directory.
-update
If this is set, knewsd will (try to) update any incomplete overview files it encounters. Not a good idea if you're reading a system
wide spool directory.
-postingagent agent
If this is set, the 'agent' will be used to post articles. A possible agent is 'exec inews -h'. This command is interpreted by the
shell, and it is important that it is exec'ed, so that knewsd may kill it on a broken pipe to prevent posting of duplicate or trun-
cated articles. Knewsd will warn about this on startup.
AUTHOR
This software is Copyright 1995, 1996 by Karl-Johan Johnsson.
SEE ALSO
knews(1), inews(1)
1996 KNEWSD(1)