Hi Rob, The concept of offered groups doesn't really apply since messages are offered by Message ID, not the groups they are in. The server doesn't know, unless it is sucking, what group the message belongs to, until after it is obtained.
I'm not 100% certain, but I think you would find it useful to know which feeds are sending articles in to each group? You could pull this information from dnews.in which is in the following format. 15 13:00:11 6:in: ok: Item stored on local system: news.readfreenews.net:120: nz.general: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 2199 >From memory, you use Windows. I have attached a simple batch file that will pull out the above information. I make no claims that it works reliably, I have just thrown it together now and haven't tested it thoroughly. It doesn't give anything useful like counts, just a quick display of which servers successfully delievered messages to which groups. Useage - groupfeeds <filename> [s] The filename must be that of a file in dnews.in format... simply concatinating the files is the easiest way to do all at once (copy dnew*.in tempfile.txt). You may specify 's' after the file name, if this is done, the list is ordered by server name instead of group name. Output is in this format - group.name.one: server1.example.com: group.name.one: server2.example.com: group.name.two: server2.example.com: So you can see group.name.one messages have been obtained from both server1.example.com, and server2.example.com. Hope this helps, - Roydon L. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > Hello, > > Is't possible to see which groups livefeeds are offer me ? > I mean every feed sepperated, not all the groups on my server. > > Regards, Rob > > >
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