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This directory contains lotsa good stuff common to both
the news server, support, and client programs. The short of it is:
conf.h.dist Configuration information for NNTP server,
support, and client programs. Described in detail
in README in this directory. Use this to create your
own version of conf.h.
nntp.h These are the #define's of the numeric response
codes (and other stuff) in NNTP as defined by RFC 977.
clientlib.c This file is a collection of routines which clients
can use to talk to the NNTP server. The code is
well documented, but briefly, the functions are
getserverbyfile Opens a named file and
returns the contents,
presumed to be a host name
server_init Open connection to server
getsocket Get a stream socket
get_server Get line from server
put_server Send line to server
close_server Close connection
It is worth noting that these routines use
buffered I/O, and leave the external variables
"ser_rd_fp" and "ser_wr_fp" (server read/write
file pointers, respectively) floating around
for use by programs which need them.
If you use the clientlib package to build an NNTP client of your
own, you either need to define NNTPSRC on the "cc" command
line when compiling clientlib.c, or add compile-type -D lines to
the "cc" command line for each option. Defining NNTPSRC will
try to include "../common/conf.h", which should be used if it exists.