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FUDforum is a super fast and scalable discussion forum. It is highly customizable and supports unlimited members, forums, posts, topics, polls & attachments. It can import XML Feeds and sync with USENET groups and Mailing Lists (bi-directional).
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Urd is a 'point and click' web-based usenet binary download manager. It uses a database (e.g. mysql) to store all information. Articles are aggregated into sets and you can download a whole set at once. It also supports Spots, NZB files and RSS feeds. Download the latest version from our website!
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A php script to list your favourite tv series and searsch NZBMatrix.com or nzbd.org or both for new episodes. It is built on Kohana 3 framework. And can output RSS feed for Sabnzbd. And much more.
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Headliner is a PHP component which provides a web-based portal to usenet news. Features include search, archives, marking of read messages, RSS feed, non-usenet (local) groups.
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Command Line PHP Script that can be used to retrieve NZBs from Newzbin and / or RSS feeds. Supports Newzbin Categories and proper folder structuring when downloading TV episodes. For use with i.e. NZBGet. Uses magpie for RSS processing.
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NZBGetter is a PHP Script for linux based systems to spider NZB index sites for NZB files matching your predefined search patterns. The script downloads matching NZB files and passes them to your Usenet Reader.
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RecupNews is a utility to easily retrieve information from RSS feeds. More than just recovery, it will extract the data contained in the title and description of each item, also in the Web page linked to the article.
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Web-News is a web based newsgroup client written in PHP 4.0. It's for the easy access of any NNTP server through web browser or RSS client. It fully supports MIME or UUEncoded messages and messages posted in HTML format by common newsgroup client.
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Maborak reader: ( Ajax/Web RSS reader ) Es una aplicación Open Source capaz de leer sindicaciones RSS, RDF, ATOM locales y remotos. Web/Demo: http://rss.maborak.com/ (lector de noticias, ajax rss reader, feed creator)
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Online news and newspaper harvester - Like RSS Newsreader w/ database. National & International News. Very detailed catches hard to find news articles. Allows resposting of summaries w/ comments to Usenet Newsgroups, complex searches & more.
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Mantra is a centralized, web-based Usenet newsreader written in PHP. It uses a PostgreSQL database to store overview and cache information and features SQL, NIS and LDAP users support, article scoring, RDF/RSS, usage statistics, online logs, and more.
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Html4Nntp is a web based newsgroup client which support RFC 977 and RFC 2980. It's use CSS and XHTML to have an interface easier to adapt to the needs of the webmaster. With RSS feeds you can follow the evolution of the discussions.
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