> I'd use NNTP to access the news source. Python includes a pretty
> complete NNTP library (nttplib.py) as part of the standard library.
Yes, I definitely will. The spool just happened to be handy as I was
writing the first version.
What I'm really interested in is what on non-Unix systems use
I'd use NNTP to access the news source. Python includes a pretty
complete NNTP library (nttplib.py) as part of the standard library.
Bill
> I've written it mostly in python because all systems using plucker
> should have python installed, right?
I don't think anyone has won that thumb-wrestling match yet =)
David:
> > I'm writing a tool to pluck news. Do any non-Unix newsreaders hold
> > articles in a spool-like structure and use newsrc files?
> There was a perl script out there awhile back that someone
> specifically wrote to put news directly into Sitescooper and Plu
> I'm writing a tool to pluck news. Do any non-Unix newsreaders hold
> articles in a spool-like structure and use newsrc files?
There was a perl script out there awhile back that someone
specifically wrote to put news directly into Sitescooper and Plucker. I know
I posted
Hi,
I'm writing a tool to pluck news. Do any non-Unix newsreaders
hold articles in a spool-like structure and use newsrc files?
If they do, I'll try to write the one shell script currently
controlling the build of the HTML tree in python instead.
If not, I'll just document
