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From: Jan A Knepper <Jan@jak.nl>
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Hi,

here an other dombo question:

Could I setup a news system via offline UUCP?
I would like FreeBSD to download the messages from certain news groups
and have them locally ready. Then local user could look at them and give
there response. If there is any response these could be send to the news
group so they will be visible for the rest of the world.

Is there such a feature available? Where would I look?

Don't worry, be Kneppie!
Jan