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Description:
This hack provides a gateway to selected usenet groups. The entire usenet group is mirrored locally. Posts submitted locally to mirrored newsgroups will also be sent out to usenet. A single perl script is executed via cron that collects news and posts any outgoing articles. Incoming messages are parsed against customizable spam filters and threaded correctly before being placed in your forums. By default, no personal information is sent to usenet other than the posters username and whatever you have globally configured as a footer and organization. The option does exist for a user to include a custom email to use for usenet posts. After initial installation (which involves creating some new tables, adding a few columns to existing vB tables, and entering the database connection information to the news script) configuration is completed via the vB control panel.
Current version is 20020323 for vB2.xx Current feature list:
Main Options More Options Configuration of Newsgroups Add New Newsgroups Spam Control What an imported usenet article looks like in vB The latest version of this hack will always be in this first post of the thread. Before asking questions in this thread, please read all the posts in this thread. If your question goes unanswered, it will probably be because the question has already been answered countless times in this thread. This hack was created for use on my forums and will only be supported as time permits. Links to required Perl Modules Show Your Support
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Hi Paul,
first of all: Great hack, greatly appreaciate your efforts! It would seem, i got 2 problems nobody else encountered so far. When submitting the Options form in admin cp the following error appears all the time: -------------------------------- Warning: GLOBAL variable declaration meaningless in main() scope in /homepages/26/d17680768/htdocs/ua/vbulletin/admin/usenet.php3 on line 353 Your changes have been saved. Parse error: parse error in /homepages/26/d17680768/htdocs/ua/vbulletin/admin/usenet.php3 on line 378 -------------------------------- and when submitting the Groups: --------------------------- Your changes have been saved. Parse error: parse error in /homepages/26/d17680768/htdocs/ua/vbulletin/admin/usenet.php3 on line 378 ---------------------------- I can connect to the newsserver anyways, but after several 430's im getting this: ----------------------------- Query failed: UPDATE LOW_PRIORITY forum SET replycount=replycount+1, threadcount=threadcount+1 ,lastpost=995470170,lastposter='Trubnik.Com',lasta ctivethread='ôòõâá úï÷åô !!! TRUBNIK.COM äìñ ïðô...' WHERE forumid IN () DBD::mysql::db do failed: You have an error in your SQL syntax near ')' at line 1 at ./newnews.pl line 597, <SOCK1> line 4600. bash-2.04$ ------------------------------- Can you make anything out of it? Thanx -Alex |
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Pie'oh'pah which release of PHP are you running? I had the same errors with PHP3, then I converted to PHP4 and no problems any more.
The errors (top2) can be ignored I think. The other SQL error I do not know about. The USENET code is acutally quite clean and runs without problems at may sites. If the installatuon instructions were followed to the T. It should all work ok. But please try to upgrade to PHP4, this will really make an error report valid. I'm sure Paul will get to it soon... hang in there buddy |
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its php 4.0.4
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The second error is probably a direct result of this as it would have caused the usenet groups not to be mapped correctly to the local forums. This is why you notice there is nothing in the SQL clause in the 'IN ()' clause. It should be full of the forums that this message belongs to. |
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Paul he is on the same server as I am, Mind is working perfectly.
Joey php 4.0.5 |
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iT is working but sometimes I get these errors when script runs
Any ideas? These were 2 different script runs, It still gets all messages and all newsgroups come back with a ok at the end of the run ============================================ Unmatched '<>' at /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6.1/Mail/Address.pm line 189, <SOCK1> line 177. ============================================ NNTPERROR: 421 No Next Article NNTPERROR: 421 No Next Article NNTPERROR: 423 No Such Article In Group NNTPERROR: 421 No Next Article NNTPERROR: 423 No Such Article In Group NNTPERROR: 421 No Next Article NNTPERROR: 423 No Such Article In Group NNTPERROR: 421 No Next Article NNTPERROR: 423 No Such Article In Group NNTPERROR: 421 No Next Article NNTPERROR: 423 No Such Article In Group NNTPERROR: 421 No Next Article NNTPERROR: 423 No Such Article In Group NNTPERROR: 421 No Next Article NNTPERROR: 421 No Next Article |
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Query failed: INSERT IGNORE INTO usenet_outgoing(poster,email,signature,newsgroup,subject,body,threadid,postid) VALUES ('tamarian',' member@lowcarber.org',,'alt.support.diet.low-carb','N.A.S. Study: Carbs turn into fat','Scientists Find Protein That T urns Carbs Into Fat \r\n\r\nBy Emma Hitt, PhD \r\n\r\nNEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Researchers have identified a small protein in liver cells that may help convert excess dietary carbohydrates into fat stores. They hope that the finding will lead to the development of obesity-fighting drugs that inhibit the actions of this protein. \r\n\r\nA team led by Dr. Kosaku Uyeda, of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas, identified the protein they call ChREBP in the liver of rats. \r\n\r\n``When people eat desserts, pasta, potatoes or other sugar- and starch-laden food s beyond the body\'s energy and nutritional needs, these carbohydrates become a flood of glucose (sugar), and the live r converts the surplus glucose to fat,\'\' Uyeda explained in a written statement. \r\n\r\nUyeda\'s team determined wh ether ChREBP responded to excess dietary carbohydrates by feeding rats either a high-carbohydrate diet or a high-fat d iet without starches. They found that the actions of ChREBP were enhanced with the high-carbohydrate diet, but not the high-fat diet. \r\n\r\nThese actions included increasing the activity of at least two and maybe three enzymes respons ible for making fats out of excess carbohydrates, Uyeda told Reuters Health. \r\n\r\n``Inhibition of ChREBP activation would be expected to (lessen) excess fat accumulation resulting from a high-carbohydrate diet and provide novel oppor tunities to address the health consequences stemming from obesity and diabetes,\'\' the researchers write in the July 31st issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (news - web sites). \r\n\r\n``By developing drugs to inhibit the actions of this protein, we should slow down the conversion of excess carbohydrates to fat,\'\' Uyeda sai d. ``There is no medication that acts that way right now.\'\' \r\n\r\nBut such a drug remains a while off, according t o the researcher. \r\n\r\n``Now we are just beginning to understand the structure and how this protein works,\'\' he s aid. \r\n\r\nThe next step, Uyeda added, is to isolate large quantities of the protein so that research into drug deve lopment can begin. \r\n\r\n``But,\'\' he said, ``this may take several years.\'\' \r\n\r\nSOURCE: Proceedings of the N ational Academy of Sciences USA 2001;98:9116-',14835,123210) DBD::mysql::db do failed: You have an error in your SQL syntax near ''alt.support.diet.low-carb','N.A.S. Study: Carbs turn into fat','Scientists Find' at line 1 at ./newnews.pl line 594, <SOCK1> chunk 3. bash$ |
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It was subsequently fixed in the last version... I think |
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$Id: newnews.pl,v 20010721 2001-07-21 03:06:32-05 paul Exp $ |
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