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Re: [leafnode-list] leafnode updating articles for clients
phil hunt said:
> On Wednesday 11 June 2003 3:56 am, you wrote:
>> dalgoda@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Mike Castle) said:
>> > In article <3EE3931C.BeroList-2.5.9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
>> >
>> > phil hunt <leafnode-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> >>leafnode server machine. But the client will typically have a web
>> >>browser.
>> >
>> > Client will typically have an X server too, and can ssh over to the
>> > server and start the GUI config tool there.
>> >
>> > mrc
>>
>> Not if the client is made by Microsoft.
>
> Indeed not. Or is a Mac.
I wasn't sure about OS X, so I left that one out.
>> Blah, who needs a GUI. Leafnode has sane defaults and basically
>> requires
>> you to point it at a server. If you need more than that the config file
>> is well documented.
>
> I mostly use Leafwa to (a) edit news articles I've written before posting
> them upsteam, (b) review and alter what newsgroups leafnode is subscribed
> to.
>
> Neither of these functions can be done by editing the config file!
>
> --
> Phil
On (a) you got me. (b) is handled by the newsreader (reading the
placeholder) and leafnode (unsubscribing unused groups). Though I do
realize in some situations it would be nice to immediately subscribe or
undsubscribe a group.
I'm also looking at it from the point of view of Leafnode 1. I don't know
what functions a GUI might provide for Leafnode 2. Taking a look at the
screenshot for Keafnode, it doesn't seem to do any of the above, but I
haven't tested it.
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William Hooper
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