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On Mon, 30 Jan 2006 09:39:13 +0000 (GMT), Anonymous wrote in
Message-Id: <9be0dbccdb18a41026a87bec546a9c49@anon.bananasplit.info>:
> Zax <fleegle@bananasplit.info> wrote:
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> Filters? Cleanfeed declares an article as binary if it finds more than 15
> consecutive encoded lines and has by default no exemption for apas. The
> announcement contained ascii-armored keys, maybe the filters on your
> newsserver dropped the article because of it.
Yes, cleanfeed did kill it on my system as a binary in a non-binary
group. I've whitelisted apa-s now to ensure this doesn't happen again.
When I have time, I might modify cleanfeed to allow a higher binary
lines count in specified groups, think this would be useful.
Of course it doesn't make a lot of difference what I do if none of my
peers propagate messages. The cleanfeed default allows 15 lines of
binary-like data in a non-binary group. In this instance, I didn't
filter the message as it didn't make it to me. I've added a couple of
'suck' type peers to get around this.
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