[rescue] newsgroups on an SS/5...
Ken Hansen
rescue at sunhelp.org
Tue Jul 24 10:06:38 CDT 2001
Bill (and all the ships at sea!),
I have been thinking about setting up a "trivial" in-house only
newsserver, and I am finding it hard to figure out how to set it up...
Situation:
company has about 150-200 employees, all working on one, local network
(remote employees use citrix).
We work on projects with a development lifecycle of 6-10 weeks, with a
small, geographically dispersed team (developer/Validators in NJ,
Project Manager in UK or SF).
My thought would be to set up a small newsserver with local *only*
newsgroups, called something like:
companyX.AB12345
companyX.BB65903...
My original thought was that dropping a linux box on the internal
network and using IE newsgroup software would be the easiest setup,
assuming RH Linux has a newsserver installed already. What I am finding
is that all documentation assumes you want to hook up to a newsfeed and
serve up usenet news...
Anyone have pointers to an appropriate document/readme/FAQ/whatever?
I assume hardware requirements would be minimal (like *any* SS/5 or
better, w/sufficient RAM), since it is unlikely there would ever be more
than a handful of users at a time, and I would like to make setup/config
as easy as possible.
Thanks in advance,
Ken
Bill Bradford wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 24, 2001 at 12:42:43AM -0400, Rebecca Ore wrote:
> > Anyone had any experience with this? I'm finding that INN-2.3.2 is
> > very demanding of OS.
>
> Why are you running INN instead of a lighter, better news server?
>
> How much load? Binary groups? I ran INN on a SS2 for over a year
> and a half...
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