Actually, I was thinking of doing something of that sort, although, I'm working on other projects at the moment and that may be a ways away. A lot of the code from this hack can be used for that. Maybe i'll take a look at it now and see if it's really easier than I expected.

I dont know what happened, but all my posts start with []

(Brackets in fromt of all the post that goes to the usenet)

It shows fine on my forum (Without the brackets)

Which line specifies the heading?

Only think I modified was the signature, and remove the > >> >>> stuff.

Thanks

Otherwise its working great :)

Help me out with this issue, since replies are generated in new threads.... Otherwise it would not matter.

This is my signature edit:

function sendnews($newthread, $isreply=false){
global $settings, $group, $prefix, $news, $DB_site, $msgid_date;
// get user's signature
if ($newthread[userid]){
$get_userinfo=$DB_site->query("SELECT signature,usertitle,customtitle FROM user WHERE userid=$newthread[userid] LIMIT 1");
$userinfo=$DB_site->fetch_array($get_userinfo);
// $signature = "\n--\n";
// $signature .= $newthread[username];
// if ($userinfo[customtitle]){ $signature .= " - $userinfo[usertitle]"; }
// if ($userinfo[signature]){
$signature .= "\n";
// $signature .= format_text($userinfo[signature]);
// }
$signature .= "\n http://www.test.com \n";
// $signature .= "$newthread[username]'s Profile: $settings[profileurl]$newthread[userid]\n";
$signature .= "View this thread: $settings[threadurl]$newthread[threadid]\n";
} else {
$userinfo = false;
// $signature = "\n--\n".$newthread[username]." - Unregistered User"; $signature .= "\n------------------------------------------------------------------------\n";
$signature .= "View this thread: $settings[threadurl]$newthread[threadid]\n";
}



and this is to remove the >>> stuff :)

//$message[text] = preg_replace("/((\n[ ]*>[^\n]*)+)/","$1",$message[text]);
$message[text] = preg_replace("/((\n[ ]*>[^\n]*)+)/","",$message[text]);
//$message[text] = preg_replace("/((\n[ ]*>[ ]*>[^\n]*)+)/","$1",$message[text]);
//$message[text] = preg_replace("/((\n[ ]*>[ ]*>[ ]*>[^\n]*)+)/","$1",$message[text]);

$message[text] = preg_replace("/((\n[ ]*>[ ]*>[^\n]*)+)/","",$message[text]);
$message[text] = preg_replace("/((\n[ ]*>[ ]*>[ ]*>[^\n]*)+)/","",$message[text]);


Those are only changes I made, and now all my posts start with:[]

Any idea why?

Are the brackets in the body or the subject?

subject

OK then, make sure that everything in the prefix column is set to NULL.

This SQL will do the trick:

Ok so I think I did everything right, but then again I am not sure... Gilby can I get you to check out my server for me and check and see if you can tell what the problem is? I am sketchy at best with this sql stuff...

What/Where do you want me to look at?

Also I just remembered, I changed the time to show correct time... ie not time when cron (ie when downloaded)

and I see that some of the posts which are replied... ie Re: something

will show in different posts. What is the cause of this? time issue?

Thanks (Gilby You are doing a great job)

this is the mod for time....
// if ($group[lastmsg] == 0){
$date = strtotime($message[date]);
//} else {
//$date = time();
//}

well, I installed it and set for alt.comp.programming 31 0 (usenet url) NULL NULL 1 under nntp-groups, then I run gateway.php, it downloads a file that sayes

1 group(s) gatewayed.
Logging in to (usenet).com, group alt.comp.programming

but when I check forum 31 (http://www.coderforums.net/forumdisp...?s=&forumid=31) nothing appears there...

Is the script running from the same network as your nntp server?