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The easiest way would be to forget usenet newsgroups and just use
mailing lists. You can either create a dummy account on your mail
server and use a .forward file or use a outside free list server
service. I currently operate a list at http://www.topica.com . The
nice thing about the external mailing list is that it is easy to set
up since you don't have to setup any thing on your local machine and
you can administer it from anywhere without risking any unsecure
connections into your network.
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Michael A. Johnson
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf
Of K.Deepak
Sent: Sunday, July 09, 2000 11:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Linux Admin List;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HOW TO SETUP A NEWSGROUP
Hi All,
Whether we can set up a NEWSGROUP IN LINUX
???????????
If anyone can give me an idea, it would be highly appreciable.
Basically, i will tell you my requirements. I want to setup newgroups
for only internal purposes. i.e, in my office, now-a-days there are
lot
of freshers who are joining. Now, it is very difficult to train each
of
them separetely. Therefore, i have decided to setup newgroups for the
following things
1. BASICS OF NETWORKING
2 . BASICS OF JAVA
4. ADVANCE JAVA
5. ADVANCE NETWORKING CONCEPTS
6. SOME SIX OR SEVEN OTHER NEWSGROUPS BASED ON MY COMPANY'S PRODUCTS.
Please let me know how to proceed. My network operating system is
linux
. and my main servers run in RedHat 5.2 linux. Moreover, i don't mind
putting up a separate pc for this purpose .
Any ideas/suggestions would be highly appreciable.
Regards
K.Deepak
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