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Is there a simple solution to have nntp articles sent to rss somehow? Doesn't even have to be the full article, just the notification that something new has been posted in a local group.
I wanted to have a small notification with maybe the author and the
subject line to notify people that a new entry has been posted in one of
the local or topic-related newsgroups.
Kyonshi <gmkeros@gmail.com> wrote at 11:51 this Thursday (GMT):
Is there a simple solution to have nntp articles sent to rss somehow?
Doesn't even have to be the full article, just the notification that
something new has been posted in a local group.
I wanted to have a small notification with maybe the author and the
subject line to notify people that a new entry has been posted in one of
the local or topic-related newsgroups.
You could set something up with Leafnode and scanning the incoming spool
for "any files larger than (timestamp of last run)".
On 4/18/25 19:20, candycanearter07 wrote:
Kyonshi <gmkeros@gmail.com> wrote at 11:51 this Thursday (GMT):
Is there a simple solution to have nntp articles sent to rss somehow?
Doesn't even have to be the full article, just the notification that
something new has been posted in a local group.
I wanted to have a small notification with maybe the author and the
subject line to notify people that a new entry has been posted in one of >>> the local or topic-related newsgroups.
You could set something up with Leafnode and scanning the incoming spool
for "any files larger than (timestamp of last run)".
in the end I used https://politepol.com to create an rss feed from a web portal that is connected to our local groups. This now gets announced in
our IRC channel so we get a notification when someone posts about
related topics on our forum (or related global hierarchies). Not ideal
but works.