jdbc: Asking the DB-server for a notification

Arne Vajhøj wrote:
> Already posted once and answered once.

The second post was supposed to replace (supersede) the earlier one.
Unfortunately, most NNTP-servers appear to simply ignore the
Supersedes:-header

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Mikhail Teterin wrote:
> Arne Vajhøj wrote:
>> Already posted once and answered once.
>
> The second post was supposed to replace (supersede) the earlier one.
> Unfortunately, most NNTP-servers appear to simply ignore the
> Supersedes:-header

Maybe it doesn't work after the earlier post already received an answer?

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Lew wrote:
>Mikhail Teterin wrote:
>> Arne Vajhøj wrote:
>>> Already posted once and answered once.
>>
>> The second post was supposed to replace (supersede) the earlier one.
>> Unfortunately, most NNTP-servers appear to simply ignore the
>> Supersedes:-header
>
>Maybe it doesn't work after the earlier post already received an answer?

No, most servers ignore supersedes and deletes full stop. Usenet has no
authentication to speak of, so those features are too easy to abuse.
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