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From: Ken Wong <wongk@datadesign.com>
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Subject: nntp authentication
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Hello
Does anybody know how to authenticate a user ( not a host ) in nntpd?

What I am looking for is: everybody has to login ( use unix 
authentication ) to able to use the news server. Is there such a beast?


-Ken