Projects tagged ‘linux’ and ‘usenet’

The WendzelNNTPd is an simple Usenet server for Linux, *nix, BSD and Windows with the main goal to be as easy to use as possible. It is portable and based on the cdpNNTPd USENET server but with another backend and lofts of modifications. The server also is IPv6-ready. A Qt GUI is also available.

Korallenriff is a software that collects input from different network sources and stores their data into one database. For example it can receive POP3 mail or can fetch NNTP groups and stores the received messages in a database. One can then -- for ... [More] example -- use the database data within a website to display the latest postings of a newsgroup or to create an online mailinglist archive. Another possible use would be to build a blogging-software where you can post postings via eMail. [Less]

LottaNZB is a Usenet client that automates the download of Usenet files with the help of NZB files. It uses HellaNZB as its backend and PyGTK for its user interface. LottaNZB is Free Software and licensed under the terms of the General Public ... [More] License 3. Features: * Use LottaNZB as a front-end for HellaNZB or as a stand-alone NZB Usenet client * Enqueue NZB files directly from within your file manager and web browser * Newzbin.com support * Support for multiple Usenet servers * Arrange the download queue and add NZB files using drag 'n drop * Bandwidth throttling support * Easily configure both HellaNZB and LottaNZB without having to manually edit configuration files * Supported languages: English, Dutch, Danish, French and German [Less]

What is URD?URD is a program to download binaries from usenet (newsgroups) through a web interface. What can I use it for?While some other programs offer similar services (e.g. Ninan, Sabnzbd), URD doesn't need external NZB files to function. URD ... [More] lets you subscribe to newsgroups, and will then automatically analyse those articles to form downloadable 'sets', consisting of all the files belonging to a specific upload. These sets are displayed, and through point and click you can be downloading a binary in no time. That isn't to say that NZB files are unsupported. URD allows both exporting of NZB files (from a set, for example) and importing. Where can I find out more?Check out: http://www.urdland.com/ [Less]