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(4.11) Introduction to the "newsfeeds" file
Outgoing news is controlled by the "newsfeeds" file. The INN 1.2 man page for this file is a bit complex. The man page in 1.3 (and beyond) gives better examples. Here's a "cookbook" of examples that should cover most of your needs. Debugging tips are also included. Always remember that newsfeeds uses "wildmat" matches, not the semi-regular expressions that C news uses. This means that if you want to get comp.foo and the subgroups under it (comp.foo.bar, comp.foo.baz, etc.) you have to use a statement like: comp.foo,comp.foo.* OR comp.foo* BUT NOT comp.foo.* However, "comp.foo*" will match "comp.foobar", as well as "comp.foo.bang".
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