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Binbot Binary Newsreader 2.0 (Default branch)

Binbot is an easy-to-use newsreader fordownloading binaries from Usenet. It was designedto browse large binary newsgroups efficiently, andto download huge files quickly. It supports allcommon article encodings, multiple servers, andNZB files. It also includes built-in access toWeb-based Usenet search engines, and automaticunrar, unzip, and unsplit capabilities.License: Other/Proprietary License with Free TrialChanges:
This is the first non-beta release of Binbot 2.0.It features enhanced memory management, supportfor incomplete NZB files, and a better file anddirectory selection dialog (in the Mac versiononly). It also fixes a number of minor bugs.

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touch_newsgroup(1)					      General Commands Manual						touch_newsgroup(1)

NAME

       touch_newsgroup - force leafnode to continue reading low-traffic newsgroups

SYNOPSIS

       touch_newsgroup [-f groupsfile] [-h hostname] [-v] [newsgroups]

DESCRIPTION

       touch_newsgroup is a Perl script which reads the last article in the specified newsgroups on the specified using NNTP.

       This prevents leafnode or similar news-servers from marking those newsgroups as inactive because no-one is reading them.

       Perl  and  the  Net::NNTP module are required to use this program.  On Debian systems these are avalible in the perl5 and libnet-perl pack-
       ages.

OPTIONS

       -f groupsfile
	      Read newsgroup names from groupsfile in addition to any specified on command line.  Use -f - to read from stdin.

       -h hostname
	      Read newsgroups on host hostname (default 127.0.0.1)

       -v     Be verbose.  Prints the number of the article it reads from each newsgroup.

       newsgroups
	      names of newsgroups to read.  May be omitted if a groupsfile is specified.

ENVIRONMENT

       Requires Net::NNTP module (available in libnet from CPAN or the libnet-perl package).  On Debian systems, this program will by  default	be
       run daily on the list of newsgroups specified in /etc/news/leafnode/touch_groups if that file exists.

LIMITATIONS

       Only one news-server is catered for, the IP address of which is hard-wired into the script as $nntp_host.

BUGS

       dies if it encounters any problems.

AUTHOR

       Copyright 1999 Jim Nicholson <j.nicholson@computer.org>

SEE ALSO

       leafnode(8)

								   18 June 1999 						touch_newsgroup(1)

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