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» Site title: Ikbin
» Site description: Open source, PHP/MYSQL based software for binary newsgroup indexing and NZB file creation. Also includes a search engine.
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» Site title: Juta - Usenet Traffic Analyzer
» Site description: Command line tools to process Usenet postings, including generating statistics. Open source under GNU GPL.
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» Site title: Kleinvaag's Post Assistant
» Site description: A freeware utility for Windows that creates a SFV file, a .nfo file including track list and a Winamp playlist file all in once.
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» Site title: News::Gateway
» Site description: Open source Perl module for mail to news and news to mail gatewaying, robomoderation, and human moderation support.
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» Site title: NewsPortal
» Site description: Open source PHP script that enables access to a newsserver (by NNTP) from a webpage. It allows to combine web-forums and newsgroups.
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» Site title: NewsWolf
» Site description: Desktop application to search for public news servers.
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» Site title: Ninan
» Site description: Open source binary news downloading program. Once installed, Ninan is controlled through a web browser even if it is on a local file system. Requires Java, runs on Unix and Windows.
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» Site title: nntp//rss
» Site description: Enables RSS feeds to be read with NNTP newsreaders. Open source software, requires the Java Runtime Environment.
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» Site title: NNTPspider
» Site description: A cross platform, open source application written in Perl which searches public news servers.
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» Site title: OSSP: lmtp2nntp
» Site description: Open source local mail transfer protocol service for use in conjunction with a Mail Transfer Agent (MTA) like Sendmail or Postfix, providing a real-time mail to news gateway.
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» Site title: Parchive: Parity Archive Tool
» Site description: Main development site for software to handle the PAR and PAR2 archive formats. Contains the file format specification, graphical clients, information for those who want to contribute to the PAR software, forums and announcements.
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» Site title: Par2.net
» Site description: Information and downloads for tools for handling par and par2 archives. Par and Par2 are file formats used for sending files via Usenet.
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» Site title: PHP News Reader
» Site description: An open source Web-based news client.
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» Site title: TechSono Engineering, Inc.
» Site description: Has several shareware applications specialized in binary newsgroups for Windows and Mac OS X, such as NZB client software, yEnc, RAR, and PAR decoders or a picture downloader.
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» Site title: TR Newsportal
» Site description: A modified version of the open source Newsportal Usenet-Web gateway.
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» Site title: TurboZen.com: yEnc TZ
» Site description: Open source utility that decodes files in yEnc, UUencode and Base 64 formats widely used on binary newsgroups. Versions available for Mac OS 7, 8, 9, and X as well as Motorola 68K based Macintosh computers.
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» Site title: Unison
» Site description: A freeware java-based read-only NNTP client that downloads messages for later social network analysis. It can preview the generated network between posters of messages and save to CSV or Pajek formats.
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» Site title: Usenet Resource Downloader
» Site description: Point-and-click Web-based binary download manager licensed under the GNU GPL. It uses a database (e.g. MySQL) to store all information and aggregates articles into sets, making possible to download a whole set at once.
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» Site title: Usenet4Free
» Site description: Perl-based GPL gateway between Usenet and the Web.
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» Site title: Usenet-Web 1.0.2
» Site description: A free Usenet permanent archiving and web presentation tool written in Perl.
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» Site title: UUDeview
» Site description: Open source tool that includes both and encoder and a decoder able to handle Base64, BinHex, UUencode, XXencode and yEnc formats. Versions for GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, Windows and DOS are available.
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» Site title: WebNews
» Site description: A web-based, open source, multi-user CGI news reader written in Perl. Also works with Apache and with mod_perl.
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» Site title: W3news
» Site description: A flexible CGI tool that implements a Usenet newsreader through HTML pages. GPL'ed. Has been tested on GNU/Linux.
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» Site title: yDecode
» Site description: Acts as a proxy server and decodes yEnc and multipart posts for newsreaders such as Outlook Express that do not support this encoding format. Requires registration. Also distributes Easy Post, a freeware binary poster for Windows.
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» Site title: yProxy
» Site description: Acts as a proxy that converts UUencode to yEnc and supports SSL encryption; includes a configuration wizard for Outlook Express and Windows Mail. A freeware version with limited features is also available.
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