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Pull news from a remote NNTP server INTRODUCTION============The primary use for suck is to feed a local NNTP server, without the remote NNTP feeding you articles. It is developed for a small, partial news feed. It is NOT developed to feed 10,000 groups and 3 Gigs of articles a day.This package contains software for copying news from an NNTP server to your local machine, and copying replies back up to an NNTP server. It works with most standard NNTP servers, comprising INN, CNEWS, DNEWS, and typhoon.The suck/rpost combination allows you to to run your own site, controlling where you receive your news, and where you post outgoing articles. Suck/rpost use only standard NNTP commands that are used by your favorite news reader (tin, xvnews, strn) such as POST and ARTICLE. If you can use tin or xvnews against a NNTP site, than you can use Suck/Rpost. suck Pull a small newsfeed from an NNTP serverlpost Gives one article fetched by suck to the local server.rpost Posts article(s) to a remote NNTP servertesthost Check to see what commands your host recognizes or receive the active or new list.lmove put articles in news/group/number format.

NNTP based newsreader SLRN is a powerful, easy to use, threaded internet newsreader for Unix, VMS, OS/2, and Win32 systems. It is highly configurable, permitting one to redefined keys, and comes with a sophisticated macro language for further customization. In addition, SLRN provides full support for score files allowing one to design complex filters to sort or kill articles on the basis of how well an article scores.The distribution also comes with a companion software called SLRNPULL that allows one to use slrn off-sequence. As the name suggests, slrnpull `pulls', or `sucks', a small newsfeed from an NNTP server, from that slrn will subsequently read.

News server for small sites Leafnode is a news server for small sites that is very easy to install and maintain. It was originally written by Arnt Gulbrandsen and available from www.troll.no . However, Arnt has recently indicated that he does not have time to continue working on the software.Updating to this version is only important for people who suffer from a news server that does not honour the "LIST NEWSGROUPS news.groups.name" command. This concerns at least users of demon.co.uk and people who have nntpcache as their upstream servers. An option had been introduced in 1.7 to deal with this kind of problem, but embarrassingly, it didn't work as intended.

Threaded newsreader for X11 Knews is a threaded newsreader with an X Window interface. It may be spread under the terms of the GNU Public License.Some features:- True threading, with a graphical tree for the threads. - Inline pictures. - Full support for reading MIME articles: - Posting with attachments. - Kill file support. Articles can be - Regular expression searching in articles and the newsgroup list. - Supports more than one nntp servers. - Uudecode feature

News reader Gnus is a Usenet Newsreader and Electronic Mail User Agent implemented as a part of Emacs. It's been around in some form for over 6 years now, and has been spread as a standard part of Emacs for much of that time. Gnus 5 is the latest (and greatest) incarnation. The original version was called GNUS, and was written by Masanobu UMEDA. When autumn crept up in '94, Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen grew bored and decided to rewrite Gnus.Its biggest strength is the fact that it is extremely configurable. It is somewhat intimidating at first glance, but most of the complexity can be ignored until you're ready to take advantage of it. If you receive a reasonable volume of e-mail (you're on different mailing lists), or you would like to read high-volume mailing lists but cannot keep up with them, then you definitely want to investigate Gnus for reading mail.

MacNut is a free electronic magazine that's published every month in PDF format. The magazine brings the latest news to the Mac community and promotes the Mac OS, Mac hardware, software, and peripherals. 

Version 2.0.2 is a maintenance release to fix a few bugs that showed up in version 2.0.1. There are no major new features. This version does, however, work with the MicroSoft public sites. There is one alter: the file you download is entirely functional but has a 30 day trial time limit. This limit is removed when you register the software. 

MacSOUP is an offline reader for Macintosh. It handles news and mail (but it can optionally interface to Eudora or Claris Emailer, if you prefer to use that for all your mail). 

MacHeadlines is a scrolling ticker for the Macintosh that delivers news, sports, stocks and configurable content to your desktop. 

Hogwasher was built to help you receive the most out of Usenet news. Each feature of the software was developed to make news reading faster and easier 

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