Maybe.
Cleanfeed is a server-side filtering system. It's quite good at filtering
out spam and hipcrime.
One of the heuristics is that it will start rejecting articles if more
than n supersedes are posted from the same place (NNTP-Posting-Host)
in a short interval. "n" isn't particularly large... Like 10-15 by
default.
It caught me when I moved my post_faq installation to another site,
and let fly with about 12 FAQ "pieces".
I resolved it by switching to the use of "rnews" instead of "inews" - which
allows me to post without a NNTP-Posting-Host.
This is not guaranteed to work forever.
It would be easier to simply kill Hipcrime and have done with it.
-- Chris Lewis, CyberSheriff (CBC says I am, so it must be true!)For more information on spam, see http://spam.abuse.net/spam Fight spam, support Rep. Chris Smith's TCPA extension: http://www.cauce.org
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