1ACTSYNC(8)                InterNetNews Documentation                ACTSYNC(8)
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NAME

6       actsync, actsyncd - Synchronize newsgroups
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SYNOPSIS

9       actsync [-AkmT] [-b hostid] [-d hostid] [-g max] [-i ignore-file] [-I
10       hostid] [-l hostid] [-n name] [-o format] [-p min-unchanged] [-q
11       hostid] [-s size] [-t hostid] [-v verbosity] [-w seconds] [-z seconds]
12       [host] host
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14       actsyncd config [debug-level [debug-format]]
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IN A NUTSHELL

17       These programs permit keeping the list of newsgroups your news server
18       carry synchronized with an external source.
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20       For instance, you can decide to carry the same newsgroups as another
21       news server or as the ones listed in a file from an external FTP site,
22       and therefore synchronizing with the chosen source on a daily basis by
23       running actsyncd in a cron job.
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25       If you only want a subset of newsgroups from that source, it can be
26       parameterized in the actsync.ign configuration file in the pathetc
27       directory.
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29       INN comes with a default configuration for fetching the list of
30       newsgroups from "ftp.isc.org".  You can read about the policies used
31       for maintaining that active file at
32       <https://ftp.isc.org/pub/usenet/CONFIG/README>.  Just make sure
33       actsync.cfg (the configuration file) and actsync.ign (the
34       synchronization rules) suit your needs, and run:
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36           actsyncd <pathetc>/actsync.cfg
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38       You'll find more detailed examples of use below in this man page.
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DESCRIPTION

41       actsync permits one to synchronize, compare, or merge two active files.
42       With this utility one may add, change, or remove newsgroups on the
43       local news server to make it similar to the list of the newsgroups
44       found on another system or file.  The synchronization need not be
45       exact.  Local differences in newsgroup lists may be maintained and
46       preserved.  Certain newsgroup errors may be detected and optionally
47       corrected.
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49       There are several reasons to run actsync (or actsyncd) on a periodic
50       basis.  Among the reasons are:
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52       • A control message to add, change or remove a newsgroup may fail to
53         reach your site.
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55       • Your control.ctl may be out of date or incomplete.
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57       • News articles for a new newsgroup may arrive ahead (sometimes days
58         ahead) of the control message.
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60       • Control messages may be forged, thus bypassing the restrictions found
61         in control.ctl unless you set up PGP authentication (and even then,
62         not all hierarchies use PGP authentication).
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64       • Your active file may have been trashed.
65
66       If either host argument begins with "." or "/", it is assumed to be the
67       name of a file containing information in the active(5) format.  The
68       getlist(1) utility may be used to obtain a copy of a remote system's
69       active file via its NNTP server, or an FTP client program can retrieve
70       such a file from an FTP archive (such as ftp.isc.org available in both
71       FTP and HTTPS <https://ftp.isc.org/pub/usenet/CONFIG/active>; see more
72       about this below).  Newsgroup information from a file may be treated as
73       if it was obtained from a host.  In this man page, the host arguments
74       on the command line are called hosts, even though they may be file
75       names.
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77       If a host argument does not begin with "." or "/", it is assumed to be
78       a hostname or Internet address.  In this case, actsync will attempt to
79       use the NNTP protocol to obtain a copy of the specified system's active
80       file.  If the host argument contains ":", the right side will be
81       considered the port to connect to on the remote system.  If no port
82       number is specified, actsync will connect to port 119.
83
84       Regardless how the active file information is obtained, the actions of
85       actsync remain the same.
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87       The first host specified is taken to be the local host, the one where
88       any changes would be made.  The second host specified is the remote
89       host that is being synchronized with.  If only one host is specified,
90       it is assumed to be the remote host to synchronize with, and the local
91       host is assumed to be the default local NNTP server as specified by the
92       NNTPSERVER environment variable or by the server value found in
93       inn.conf.
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95       If either host is specified as "-", the default server will be used for
96       that host, determined as described above.
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98       The newsgroup synchronization, by default, involves all newsgroups
99       found on both hosts.  One may also synchronize a subset of newsgroups
100       by directing actsync to ignore certain newsgroups from both systems.
101       Only newsgroups with valid names will be synchronized.  To be valid, a
102       newsgroup name must consist only of alphanumeric characters, ".", "+",
103       "-", and "_".  One may not have two "." characters in a row.  The first
104       character must be alphanumeric, as must any character following ".".
105       The name may not end in a "." character.
106
107       The actsyncd daemon provides a convenient interface to configure and
108       run actsync.  If a host is not initially reachable, the daemon will
109       retry up to 9 additional times, waiting 6 minutes before each retry.
110       This daemon runs in the foreground, sending output to standard output
111       and standard error.  It then uses mod-active(8) to update the active
112       file if there are commands for ctlinnd in its output.
113
114       The configuration filename for the daemon is given as a command line
115       argument, usually actsync.cfg in pathetc.  The config file can contain
116       the following options:
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118           host=<host>
119           ftppath=<path-to-active>
120           ignore_file=<ignore-file>
121           flags=<actsync-options>
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123       The "host=", "ignore_file=", and "flags=" lines are mandatory.  Each
124       keyword must start at the beginning of the line, and there may be no
125       whitespace before the "=" character.  Blank lines are ignored, as are
126       comment lines that start with "#".  Any other lines may produce
127       undefined results.
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129       The <host> setting refers to the second (remote) host parameter to
130       actsync.  If <path-to-active> is provided, <host> is accessed as an FTP
131       server, retrieving the file named.  If the filename ends in ".gz" or
132       ".Z", it will be automatically uncompressed after retrieval.
133       <ignore-file> names the ignore file used by actsync (the -i option).
134       <actsync-options> contains any other flags that you wish to pass to
135       actsync.
136
137       Note that one should not include -i or -o options in the "flags=" line;
138       they are automatically taken care of by actsyncd.
139
140       One may produce a trial actsyncd run without changing anything on the
141       server by supplying the debug-level argument:
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143           actsyncd <pathetc>/actsync.cfg 2
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145       The debug-level causes actsyncd to run actsync with a -v debug-level
146       flag (overriding any -v flag on the "flags=" line), not make any
147       changes to the active file, write a new active file to standard output,
148       and write debug messages to standard error.  Note that using debug-
149       level is only supported when synchronizing with another news server,
150       not with FTP.
151
152       If the debug-format argument is also given to actsyncd, the data
153       written to standard output will be in -o debug-format instead of in "-o
154       a1" format.
155
156       INN comes with default values of "ftp.isc.org" for <host> and
157       "/pub/usenet/CONFIG/active.gz" for <path-to-active>.  You can read
158       about the policies used for maintaining that active file at
159       <https://ftp.isc.org/pub/usenet/CONFIG/README>.  Consider synchronizing
160       from this file on a daily basis by using a cron job.
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OPTIONS

163       actsync takes the following options.
164
165       In all of the following options, the hostid parameter takes one of the
166       following values:
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168           0    neither server
169           1    local default server
170           2    remote server
171           12   both servers
172           21   both servers
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174       In other words, 1 refers to the local host (the first host argument on
175       the actsync command line) and 2 refers to the remote host (the second
176       host argument, or the only one if only one is given).
177
178       -A  actsync tries to authenticate using the username and password
179           information in passwd.nntp(5) before issuing the LIST command.
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181       -b hostid
182           This flag causes actsync to ignore for synchronization purposes
183           newsgroups with "bork.bork.bork"-style names (newsgroups whose last
184           3 components are identical).  For example, the following newsgroups
185           have bork-style names:
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187               alt.helms.dork.dork.dork
188               alt.auto.accident.sue.sue.sue
189               alt.election.vote.vote.vote
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191           The default is "-b 0"; no newsgroups are ignored because of bork-
192           style names.
193
194       -d hostid
195           This flag causes actsync to ignore newsgroups that have all numeric
196           path components.  For example, the following newsgroups have
197           numeric path components:
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199               alt.prime.chongo.23209
200               391581.times.2.to_the.216193.power.-1
201               99.bottles.of.treacle.on.the.wall
202               linfield.class.envio_bio.101.d
203
204           The newsgroups directory of a newsgroup with a all numeric
205           component could conflict with an article from another group if
206           stored using the tradspool storage method; see storage.conf(5).
207           For example, the directory for the first newsgroup listed above is
208           the same path as article number 23209 from the newsgroup:
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210               alt.prime.chongo
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212           The default is "-d 0"; all numeric newsgroups from both hosts will
213           be processed.
214
215       -g max
216           Ignore any newsgroup with more than max levels.  For example, "-g
217           6" would ignore:
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219               alt.feinstien.votes.to.trash.freedom.of.speech
220               alt.senator.exon.enemy.of.the.internet
221               alt.crypto.export.laws.dumb.dumb.dumb
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223           but would not ignore:
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225               alt.feinstien.acts.like.a.republican
226               alt.exon.amendment
227               alt.crypto.export.laws
228
229           If max is 0, then the max level feature is disabled.
230
231           By default, the max level feature is disabled.
232
233       -i ignore-file
234           The ignore-file, usually actsync.ign in pathetc, allows one to have
235           a fine degree of control over which newsgroups are ignored.  It
236           contains a set of rules that specifies which newsgroups will be
237           checked and which will be ignored.
238
239           By default, these rules apply to both hosts.  This can be modified
240           by using the -I flag.
241
242           Blank lines and text after a "#" are considered comments and are
243           ignored.
244
245           Rule lines consist of tokens separated by whitespace.  Rule lines
246           may be one of two forms:
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248               c <newsgroup> [<type> ...]
249               i <newsgroup> [<type> ...]
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251           If the rule begins with a "c", the rule requests certain newsgroups
252           to be checked.  If the rule begins with an "i", the rule requests
253           certain newsgroups to be ignored.  The <newsgroup> field may be a
254           specific newsgroup, or a uwildmat pattern.
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256           If one or more <type>s are specified, then the rule applies to the
257           newsgroup only if it is of the specified type.  Types refer to the
258           4th field of the active file; that is, a type may be one of:
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260               y
261               n
262               m
263               j
264               x
265               =group.name
266
267           Unlike active files, the "group.name" in an alias type may be a
268           newsgroup name or a uwildmat pattern.  Also, "=" is equivalent to
269           "=*".
270
271           On each rule line, no pattern type may be repeated.  For example,
272           one may not have more than one type that begins with "=", per line.
273           However, one may achieve an effect equivalent to using multiple "="
274           types by using multiple rule lines affecting the same newsgroup.
275
276           By default, all newsgroups are candidates to be checked.  If no
277           ignore-file is specified, or if the ignore file contains no rule
278           lines, all newsgroups will be checked.  If an ignore file is used,
279           each newsgroup in turn is checked against the ignore file.  If
280           multiple lines match a given newsgroup, the last line in the ignore
281           file is used.
282
283           For example, consider the following ignore file lines:
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285               i *.general
286               c *.general m
287               i nsa.general
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289           The newsgroups ba.general and mod.general would be synchronized if
290           moderated and ignored if not moderated.  The newsgroup nsa.general
291           would be ignored regardless of moderation status.  All newsgroups
292           not matching *.general would be synchronized by default.
293
294       -I hostid
295           This flag restricts which hosts are affected by the ignore file.
296           This flag may be useful in conjunction with the -m flag.  For
297           example:
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299               actsync -i actsync.ign -I 2 -m host1 host2
300
301           will keep all newsgroups currently on host1.  It will also only
302           compare host1 groups with non-ignored newsgroups from host2.
303
304           The default is "-I 12"; newsgroups from both hosts are ignored per
305           the file specified with -i.
306
307       -k  By default, any newsgroup on the local host that has an invalid
308           name will be considered for removal.  This causes actsync simply
309           ignore such newsgroups.  This flag, used in combination with -m,
310           will prevent any newsgroup from being scheduled for removal.
311
312       -l hostid
313           This flag causes problem newsgroups of type "=" to be considered as
314           errors.  Newsgroups of type "=" are newsgroups active entries that
315           have a fourth field that begins with "="; i.e., newsgroups that are
316           aliased to other newsgroups.  A problem newsgroup is one for which
317           one of the following is true:
318
319           • Aliased to itself.
320
321           • In an alias chain that loops around to itself.
322
323           • In an alias chain longer than 16 groups.
324
325           • Aliased to a non-existent newsgroup.
326
327           • Aliased to a newsgroup that has an error of some kind.
328
329           However, a newsgroup that is equivalent to an ignored newsgroup is
330           not a problem.
331
332           The default is "-l 12": problem newsgroups from both hosts are
333           marked as errors.
334
335       -m  Merge newsgroups instead of sync.  By default, if a newsgroup
336           exists on the local host but not the remote, it will be scheduled
337           to be removed.  This flag disables this process, permitting
338           newsgroups unique to the local host to be kept.
339
340       -n name
341           Depending on -o, the ctlinnd(8) command may be used to create
342           newsgroups as necessary.  When this is done, the default creator
343           name used is "actsync".  This flag changes the creator name to
344           name.
345
346       -o format
347           Determine the output or action format of this utility.  format may
348           be one of:
349
350           a   Output in active(5) format.
351
352           a1  Output in active(5) format and output non-error ignored groups
353               from the local host.
354
355           ak  Output in active(5) format, but use the high and low (2nd and
356               3rd active fields) values from the remote host for any
357               newsgroup being created.
358
359           aK  Output in active(5) format, but use the high and low (2nd and
360               3rd active fields) values from the remote host for all
361               newsgroups found on that host.
362
363           a1k Output in active(5) format, but use the high and low (2nd and
364               3rd active fields) values from the remote host for any
365               newsgroup being created and output non-error ignored groups
366               from the local host.
367
368           a1K Output in active(5) format, but use the high and low (2nd and
369               3rd active fields) values from the remote host for all
370               newsgroups found on that host and output non-error ignored
371               groups from the local host.
372
373           ak1 Same as "a1k".
374
375           aK1 Same as "a1K".
376
377           c   Output as commands to ctlinnd.
378
379           x   No output.  Instead, directly run ctlinnd commands.
380
381           xi  No output.  Instead, directly run ctlinnd commands in an
382               interactive mode.
383
384           The "a", "a1", "ak", "aK", "a1k", "a1K", "ak1", and "aK1" style
385           formats allow one to format new active file instead of producing
386           ctlinnd commands.  They use high and low values of 0000000000 and
387           0000000001 respectively for newsgroups that are created unless
388           otherwise specified.  The "ak" and "aK" variants change the high
389           and low values (2nd and 3rd active fields).  In the case of "ak",
390           newsgroups created take their high and low values from the remote
391           host.  In the case of "aK", all newsgroups found on the remote host
392           take their high and low values from it.
393
394           The "c" format produces ctlinnd commands.  No actions are taken
395           because actsync simply prints ctlinnd commands on standard output.
396           This output format is useful to let you see how the local host will
397           be affected by the sync (or merge) with the remote host.
398
399           The sync (or merge) may be accomplished directly by use of the "x"
400           or "xi" format.  With this format, actsync uses the execl(2) system
401           call to directly execute ctlinnd commands.  The output of such exec
402           calls may be seen if the verbosity level is at least 2.
403
404           The actsync utility will pause for 4 seconds before each command is
405           executed if "-o x" is selected.  See the -z flag below for
406           discussion of this delay and how to customize it.
407
408           The "xi" format interactively prompts on standard output and reads
409           directives on standard input.  One may pick and choose changes
410           using this format.
411
412           Care should be taken when producing active(5) formatted output.
413           One should check to be sure that actsync exited with a zero status
414           prior to using such output.  Also one should realize that such
415           output will not contain lines ignored due to -i even if "-p 100" is
416           used.
417
418           By default, "-o c" is assumed.
419
420       -p min-unchanged
421           By default, the actsync utility has safeguards against performing
422           massive changes.  If fewer than min-unchanged percent of the non-
423           ignored lines from the local host remain unchanged, no actions
424           (output, execution, etc.) are performed and actsync exits with a
425           non-zero exit status.  The min-unchanged value may be a floating
426           point value such as 66.667.
427
428           A change is a local newsgroup line that was removed, added,
429           changed, or found to be in error.  Changing the 2nd or 3rd active
430           fields via "-o ak" or "-o aK" are not considered changes by -p.
431
432           To force actsync to accept any amount of change, use the "-p 0"
433           option.  To force actsync to reject any changes, use the "-p 100"
434           option.
435
436           Care should be taken when producing active(5) formatted output.
437           One should check to be sure that actsync exited with a zero status
438           prior to using such output.  Also one should realize that such
439           output will not contain lines ignored due to -i even if "-p 100" is
440           used.
441
442           By default, 96% of the lines not ignored in the first host argument
443           on the actsync command line must be unchanged.  That is, by
444           default, "-p 96" is assumed.
445
446       -q hostid
447           By default, all newsgroup errors are reported on standard error.
448           This flag quiets errors from the specified hostid.
449
450       -s size
451           If size is greater than 0, then ignore newsgroups with names longer
452           than size and ignore newsgroups aliased (by following "=" chains)
453           to names longer than size.  Length checking is performed on both
454           the local and remote hosts.
455
456           By default, size is 0 and thus no length checking is performed.
457
458       -t hostid
459           Ignore improper newsgroups consisting of only a top component from
460           the specified hostid.  The following newsgroups are considered
461           proper newsgroups despite top only names and therefore are exempt
462           from this flag:
463
464               control
465               general
466               junk
467               test
468               to
469
470           For example, the following newsgroup names are improper because
471           they only contain a top level component:
472
473               dole_for_pres
474               dos
475               microsoft
476               windows95
477
478           The default is "-t 2"; that is, all improper top-level-only
479           newsgroups from the remote host are ignored.
480
481       -T  This flag causes newsgroups on the remote host in new hierarchies
482           to be ignored.  Normally a newsgroup which only exists on the
483           remote host, chongo.was.here for example, is created on the local
484           host.  However, if this flag is given and the local host does not
485           have any other newsgroups in the same hierarchy (chongo.* in this
486           case), the newsgroup in question will be ignored and will not be
487           created on the local host.
488
489       -v verbosity
490           By default, actsync is not verbose.  This flag controls the
491           verbosity level as follows:
492
493           0 No debug or status reports (default).
494
495           1 Print summary, but only if work was needed or done.
496
497           2 Print actions, exec output, and summary, but only if work was
498             needed or done.
499
500           3 Print actions, exec output, and summary.
501
502           4 Full debug output.
503
504       -w seconds
505           If "-o x" or "-o xi" is selected, ctlinnd will wait seconds seconds
506           before timing out.  The default value is "-w 30".
507
508       -z seconds
509           If "-o x" is selected, actsync will pause for seconds seconds
510           before each command is executed.  This helps prevent innd from
511           being busied-out if a large number of ctlinnd commands are needed.
512           One can entirely disable this sleeping by using "-z 0".
513
514           By default, actsync will pause for 4 seconds before each command is
515           executed if "-o x" is selected.
516

EXAMPLES

518       Determine the difference (but don't change anything) between your
519       newsgroup set and the one of another news server:
520
521           actsync news.server.com
522
523       Same as above, with full debug and progress reports:
524
525           actsync -v 4 news.server.com
526
527       Force a site to have the same newsgroups as some other site:
528
529           actsync -o x master
530
531       This may be useful to sync a slave site to its master, or to sync
532       internal site to a gateway.
533
534       Compare your site with news.server.com, disregarding local groups and
535       certain local differences with it.  Produce a report if any differences
536       were encountered:
537
538           actsync -v 2 -i actsync.ign news.server.com
539
540       where actsync.ign contains:
541
542           # Don't compare to.* groups as they will differ.
543           #
544           i       to.*
545
546           # These are our local groups that nobody else
547           # (should) carry.  So ignore them for the sake
548           # of the compare.
549           #
550           i       nsa.*
551
552           # These groups are local favorites, so keep them
553           # even if news.server.com does not carry them.
554           #
555           i       ca.dump.bob.dorman
556           i       ca.keep.bob.dorman
557           i       alt.tv.dinosaurs.barney.die.die.die
558           i       alt.tv.dinosaurs.barney.love.love.love
559           i       alt.sounds.*    =alt.binaries.sounds.*
560
561       To interactively sync against news.server.com, using the same ignore
562       file:
563
564           actsync -o xi -v 2 -i actsync.ign news.server.com
565
566       Based on newsgroups that you decided to keep, one could make changes to
567       the actsync.ign file:
568
569           # Don't compare to.* groups as they will differ.
570           #
571           i       to.*
572
573           # These are our local groups that nobody else
574           # (should) carry.  So ignore them for the sake
575           # of the compare.
576           #
577           i       nsa.*
578
579           # These groups are local favorites, so keep them
580           # even if news.server.com does not carry them.
581           #
582           i       ca.dump.bob.dorman
583           i       alt.tv.dinosaurs.barney.die.die.die
584           i       alt.sounds.*    =alt.binaries.sounds.*
585
586           # Don't sync test groups, except for ones that are
587           # moderated or that are under the gnu hierarchy.
588           #
589           i       *.test
590           c       *.test m        # check moderated test groups
591           c       gnu.*.test
592           c       gnu.test        # just in case it ever exists
593
594       Automatic processing may be set up by using the following actsync.cfg
595       file:
596
597           # Host to sync off of (host2).
598           host=news.server.com
599
600           # Location of the ignore file.
601           ignore_file=<pathetc in inn.conf>/actsync.ign
602
603           # Where news articles are kept.
604           spool=<patharticles in inn.conf>
605
606           # actsync(8) flags
607           #
608           # Automatic execs, report if something was done,
609           # otherwise don't say anything, don't report
610           # news.server.com active file problems, just ignore
611           # the affected entries.
612           flags=-o x -v 2 -q 2
613
614       and then by running actsyncd with the path to the config file:
615
616           actsyncd <pathetc>/actsync.cfg
617
618       The command
619
620           actsyncd <pathetc>/actsync.cfg 4 >cmd.log 2>dbg.log
621
622       will operate in debug mode, not change the active file, write ctlinnd
623       style commands to cmd.log, and write debug statements to dbg.log.
624       (Note that using debug-level is only supported when synchronizing with
625       another news server, not with FTP.)
626
627       To check only the major hierarchies against news.server.com, use the
628       following actsync.ign file:
629
630           # By default, ignore everything.
631           #
632           i       *
633
634           # Check the major groups.
635           #
636           c       alt.*
637           c       comp.*
638           c       gnu.*
639           c       humanities.*
640           c       misc.*
641           c       news.*
642           c       rec.*
643           c       sci.*
644           c       soc.*
645           c       talk.*
646
647       and the command:
648
649           actsync -i actsync.ign news.server.com
650
651       To determine the differences between your old active and your current
652       default server:
653
654           actsync <pathetc>/active.old -
655
656       To report but not fix any newsgroup problems with the current active
657       file:
658
659           actsync - -
660
661       To detect any newsgroup errors on your local server, and to remove any
662       *.bork.bork.bork-style silly newsgroup names:
663
664           actsync -b 2 - -
665
666       The active file produced by:
667
668           actsync <flags> -o x erehwon.honey.edu
669
670       is effectively the same as the active file produced by:
671
672           cd <pathdb>
673           ctlinnd pause 'running actsync'
674           rm -f active.new
675           actsync <flags> -o a1 erehwon.honey.edu > active.new
676           rm -f active.old
677           ln active active.old
678           mv active.new active
679           ctlinnd reload active 'running actsync'
680           ctlinnd go 'running actsync'
681
682       It should be noted that the final method above, pausing the server and
683       simply replacing the active file, may be faster if you are making lots
684       of changes.
685

FILES

687       pathbin/actsync
688           The C program itself used to synchronize, compare, or merge two
689           active files.
690
691       pathbin/actsyncd
692           The Shell daemon which provides a convenient interface to configure
693           and run actsync.
694
695       pathetc/actsync.cfg
696           The configuration file which specifies the settings to use.
697
698       pathetc/actsync.ign
699           The ignore file which contains a set of synchronization rules that
700           specifies which newsgroups will be checked and which will be
701           ignored.
702

CAUTION

704       Careless use of this tool may result in the unintended addition,
705       change, or removal of newsgroups.  You should avoid using the "x"
706       output format until you are sure it will do what you want.
707

BUGS

709       If a newsgroup appears multiple times, actsync will treat all copies as
710       errors.  However, if the group is marked for removal, only one rmgroup
711       will be issued.
712

HISTORY

714       Written by Landon Curt Noll <chongo@toad.com> for InterNetNews.
715       Updated to support FTP fetching by David Lawrence <tale@isc.org>.
716       Converted to POD by Russ Allbery <eagle@eyrie.org>.
717
718       By Landon Curt Noll <chongo@toad.com> (chongo was here /\../\).
719
720       Copyright (c) Landon Curt Noll, 1993.  All rights reserved.
721
722       Permission to use and modify is hereby granted so long as this notice
723       remains.  Use at your own risk.  No warranty is implied.
724

SEE ALSO

726       active(5), ctlinnd(8), getlist(1), inn.conf(5), libinn_uwildmat(3),
727       mod-active(8), passwd.nntp(5), simpleftp(1).
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