Examples of using Leafnode in English and their translations into German
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Vulnerabilities in leafnode and openldap.
Leafnode does not set up its listen port itself.
Vulnerabilities in clamav, leafnode, mplayer, and cpio.
Leafnode Fix security issue CVE 2005-1911.
It is strongly recommended to start leafnode as user news.
Leafnode will fetch the articles for that group in the background.
If you enter a subscribed group for the first time,you might find an article"Leafnode placeholder for group….
Leafnode will then monitor what groups the users are requesting, and adapt to this the next time it is activated.
With this option set, fetchnews(8), texpire(8) and leafnode(8) will start to log lots of debugging output via syslog(8) at facility news and priority debug.
Leafnode will however add a warning header if 8-bit data is present, stating that the site administrator allowed this.
If you want to successfully install& knode;, you need& kde; 3. x; if, in addition, you want to use& knode; as an offline newsreader,you need a local news server,& eg; leafnode.
Node contains the files that leafnode creates during operation, for example the groupinfo file which contains information about each USENET newsgroup.
If you are using a local newsserver the articles only appear if thenewsserver has already got them from the internet; if you are using leafnode this is done by the fetchnews program.
Leafnode is a USENET package intended for small sites, where there are few users and little disk space, but where a large number of groups is desired.
Clicking on a message will display it as plain text, including all headers. This could be useful for debugging a news client to news server connection, for example,to ensure that your new leafnode server is working correctly.
If leafnode fails to determine the host name, this is usually a hint that your system is not configured properly, or it has a hostname that is unsuitable for the domain part of a Message-ID, for example,"localhost.
Knode; is n't an offline reader, so all of the configuration refers to the headers which are managed by&knode;; if you are running a local news server, such as leafnode, you should refer to its documentation to handle expiring the articles on the server& mdash;& knode; cannot do this for you.
You might for example want to run leafnode as soon as you have connected, or check your mail. You might want to make sure any mail in your queue is sent, before you close your connection down. You might want a clean-up script to tidy up logs and clear your cache after you have disconnected.
This kioslave can not be used with servers that do not implement the GROUP command, including some versions of the popular INN news server which is oftenused by ISP s. It does work with leafnode, which many people use to keep an offline cache of news articles on their own hard drive or within their LAN.
When you are using leafnode as a server, there will be a single article in the group: leafnode generates an article in every new subscribed group; this indicates that leafnode will consider this group the next time it fetches articles. You can ignore an error message saying the article can not be found. If you select this article you tell leafnode you are really interested in this group.
For high latency, high throughput links(such as interleaved DSL or satellite links), it may be faster to request head and body together with an ARTICLE command and ignore the body if the filters apply(though it may not be cheaper if you pay per MByte),enabling this option will force leafnode to use the ARTICLE command in spite of filters being defined.