Hi Mike, In message <Pine.BSF.4.03.9901240043000.20000-00000X@phluffy.fks.bt> on 01/24/99(17:46:15) you Mike Holling <p6maabdyi-jmfhzl7n63vw.ml@delegate.org> wrote: |Just started using DeleGate, it looks pretty good. I'd like to be able to |cache some newsgroups but not all of them. Unfortunately, when I turn |caching on it tries to cache all articles in binary groups, which isn't |going to work. Are there any plans to add selective filtering for the |cache, something like | |CACHEFILTER=!*binary* | |would work great for me. A selective caching for NNTP was supported in DeleGate/5.8.4 (17Dec1998) as a MOUNT option "cache=no". With this option, you can suppress caching for specified server as: delegated -P119 \ SERVER=nntp \ MOUNT="= nntp://server1/*" \ MOUNT="= nntp://server2/* cache=no" \ But unfortunately, you cannot separate news groups in a server into cachable and not cachable (I hope it will be supported in future). Thus for a while, you must run another caching NNTP-DeleGate which relays only selected newsgroups. #### a caching NNTP proxy with newsgroup filtering delegated -Plocalhost:8888 \ SERVER=nntp \ MOUNT="= nntp://server2/* hide={*binary*}" delegated -P119 \ SERVER=nntp \ MOUNT="= nntp://server1/*" \ MOUNT="= nntp://server2/* cache=no" \ MOUNT="= nntp://localhost:8888/" Note that if the same newsgroup is provided by multiple servers, a group in the server MOUNTed last in the MOUNT list will be used. |Also, I'm having some trouble with the mailing list itself. FTP and NNTP |won't allow me access, and the web interface doesn't seem to have any way |to just view all articles. The NNTP port was closed at firewall router, so I asked the administrator to open it. Use port number 8119 until 119 become available. The FTP service requires you to enter your valid E-mail address as the password of the anonymous user. |The "wide" button seems to go back 10 articles |at a time, which isn't quite good enough... You can specify arbitrary range of article list with URL like "http://wall.etl.go.jp/mail-lists/delegate-en/1-100" But this is not so recommendable because such list of arbitrary range, generated as a HTML file and will be cached, will be reused in low probability by others... Cheers, Yutaka -- Yutaka Sato <paeaabth4-jmfhzl7n63vw.ml@delegate.org> http://www.etl.go.jp/~ysato/ @ @ Computer Science Division, Electrotechnical Laboratory ( - ) 1-1-4 Umezono, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, 305-8568 Japan _< >_