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From: Dave Taht <dave@taht.net>
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Subject: interop with leafnode
Date: Wed, 17 Oct 2018 09:28:15 -0700
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Jon Corbet turned me onto his nntp server instance which archives a
bunch of mailing lists and leverages public-inbox.

I excitedly accessed it directly from gnus. Oh, joy, bliss, rapture!
Blazing fast, useful at a glance.

In a paroxysm of overenthusiasm for the the good ole days I then setup a
leafnode real quick and pointed it at his instance so I could replicate...

For most (not all) traffic, leafnode does this:

> Oct 16 22:08:01 spaceheater fetchnews[3045]: lwn.kernel.lkml:
> considering articles 200621 - 200643
> Oct 16 22:08:01 spaceheater fetchnews[3045]: Discarding article 200621
> - no Path:  found

:(

I'm really glad to hear of this project. It sounds like more of the
right way to do this is via a local git?