Hi,
You can't do this by posting as the post_force_date setting would apply to everyone. You could send the message in using ihave however.
To do this you would need to allow an ihave feed from the system you'd be sending from (E.g. localhost) in access.conf. The message could be sent in to DNews via ihave from another server, manually using 'telnet', or by a customised application. The message itself needs to follow RFC 822 format. We can provide details if you need to format your own messages and submit them to the server manually.
Note, DNews will not by default allow messages too far in to the future (These are usually spam). If you need to date messages several days in the future, set 'future_ok' true in dnews.conf.
In my opinion, if you require messages to always be at the top of groups to inform users, it would be far better to move this information to a Web site users can access, and perhaps post periodic messages asking users to refer to the Web page.
- Roydon L.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thank you for your reply
but maybe my post before not really clearly... I have set
post_force_date true timezone_post +1300
the post of normal user will force to follow the server time
but I want to set a specific user, such as admin, that can over-ride this server time setting and can post the message follow his pc time can I do that? thank you
"Netwin Support" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi,
Set in dnews.conf -
post_force_date true timezone_post +1300
Change the timezone as appropriate.
- Roydon L.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
e.g. the time now is 8:00, but a specific user can post message follow his own time, such as 11:00 p.s. other user must follow the server time post message which set by server already
thank you :)
