nntpcache runs its own http server on port 9119 (by default). Try pointing your browser at that and see how it looks. newshound is a client process which requests stuff (articles, headers, whatever) from nntpcached, causing that stuff to be cached locally. The man page for newshound is fairly descriptive, though I'm still not sure what "low, middle, and high" refer to. Cheers, -Brian On Tue, 16 Nov 1999, Ian Diddams wrote: > > Installed and testing nntpcache - brilliant stuff. > > However, I noticed the directory "http"... but the webpage it "makes" > is garbage when I view it through a browser (using apache to serve it). > > Loads of lines saying stuff like > > "@@tasklist Type PID Started Credentials Group Arts Groups Status@@ " > > What am I doing wrong? > > Also what does newshound do? > > Cheers > > -- > Didds >
