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Subject: Re: A News Server solution required --help
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Thank you. For that web site.


At 08:36 31/01/00 -0500, you wrote:
>> - For a MailGateway they have AtDot. which is written in PERL and very good
>> - I need a solution simlar to AtDot but so our clients can read off the
>> News Server using a browser as the universial client. I would like it to be
>> in PERL (so I can customize it).
>
>If AtDot supports IMAP then you are all set.  IMAP treats newgroups as
another
>mailbox.  e.g #news.comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc.
>
>Twig is written in PHP (similar to Perl/C/Java) but you might be able to 
>use it as an example.  http://www.screwdriver.net/twig/
>


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