xrefslave: true, but only for selected groups
Jeffrey M. Vinocur
jeff at litech.org
Tue Nov 20 01:42:08 UTC 2007
On Mon, 19 Nov 2007, Ivan Shmakov wrote:
> I have a strange wish: could there be a way to set ``xrefslave:
> true'' on a per-group basis?
Well, if you want a hack...
You could run two installations of INN (easily on separate machines, or
with some careful planning on the same maching), as follows:
A: All feeds for non-gmane.* come in here. There is a very small spool
used essentially as a backlog queue, since all this host does is
funnel everything to B. Of course, in the process, it renumbers
all the articles so they are unique. No readers access this
machine.
B: Only two feeds come in here, one from A for non-gmane.* groups,
and one (which may be a suck feed) for gmane.* groups. It is
critically important to prevent crossposts between the two
kinds of groups. Here you have xrefslave: on. And all your
readers access this machine. Probably your outgoing feeds
should come via this machine, but if A has hardware power to
spare I suppose you could have some/all of your outgoing feeds
originate from it as well.
I think this would work.
Untested, obviously.
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Jeffrey M. Vinocur
jeff at litech.org
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