Major Additions - NNTP Gate for vBulletin

Features

This product makes NNTP (usenet) backend for vB forum. It's useful for high-loaded forums, when moderators should read thousands of posts every day. WWW is absolutely uneffective for such tasks. So, my choice is NNTP .

You can use any client, that supports HTML in usenet posts: Mozilla Thunderbird, Opera & so on.

NNTP gate is written with modern technology, node.js. It's quite fast, supports SSL and effectively use CPU with big clients count. System scripts for monit & ubuntu upstart also included.

Warning

1. This product is NOT for beginners. You MUST have linux admin skills.
2. This product is NOT for small forums. It will be useless there.
3. Your forum MUST use UTF-8 encoding. May be, 8-bit latin encoding will work, but it was not tested and not planned to support.
4. I strongly recommend to take sources from github directly.
5. This product does NOT allow posting. Only to read. But that's not a problem, since most time is spent to read tons of messages. Each message has URLs for reply via www.
6. This code is NOT 'reuseable' in vborg terms, as most of my other mods, It's distributed under Creative Commons BY-CC-ND license. May be i'll change it to GPL or BSD, if there will be lot of commiters, who helps to develop this product.

Requirements

- Dedicated linux server with root access
- 700 mb free ram to run node instance.
- UTF-8 encoding for database content

Installation & Sources

Since installation contains many steps, read it directly at github https://github.com/rcdesign/vb-nntp

[Vitaly]

reserved

[Alecsmith]

Tagged for now

[SocialNetworkBuzz]

Dedicated linux server with root access

Will this also work with FreeBSD?

[Vitaly]

There are no principal restrictions against FreeBSD. But it was not tested there.

Deamon is written in JS & does not contains hardcoded paths. Seems to be system-independed. Of cause, you'll need to tweek startup scripts.

[Tuxie]

hi

not working with iso encoding ??

bye

[solokron]

Does this work with 4.2.3?

Thank you!