nyuu proper command line and config

Nyuu proper command line usage (saved in a tiny shell script file):
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#!/bin/bash
/usr/bin/nodejs ~/src/Nyuu-0.2.4/bin/nyuu --from "FROM-USERNAME <from@my.mail.com>" --connections 8 --minify --log-time --group-files \
-h news.testnews.com -P 563 -S -u my_news_account -p my_news_password \
--skip-errors post-timeout,check-timeout,check-missing --check-tries 4 --check-post-tries 3 --check-connections 3 \
--check-delay 3s --subdirs keep --disk-req-size 28000K --post-queue-size 16 --request-retries 8 \
-H "Organization=XXX" /home/username/UPLOAD_DIRECTORY --comment "my_title_for_posting_this" -M "x-generator=Nyuu" \
-M "title=XXX_Something"  \
--groups alt.binaries.test -o my_nzb_filename.nzb

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If you save this to a file take note: the "\" backslash _must_ be the last character in each line.
No space after backslash allowed! Must be follwed by the Return char immidately.

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Proper "Nyuu" config.js configuration for Gigabit-Speed servers:

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/** Upload Server Options **/
server: {
        // connection options - see the following pages for full documentation
        // non-SSL: https://nodejs.org/api/net.html#net_socket_connect_options_connectlistener
        // SSL: https://nodejs.org/api/tls.html#tls_tls_connect_options_callback
        connect: { // connection options
                host: 'news.your-news-server.com',
                port: null, // null => if server.secure, port=563, else, port=119

                // SSL options
                rejectUnauthorized: true,
        },
        secure: true, // set to true to use SSL
        user: 'my_usenet_username',
        password: 'my_password',
        // note that these times are specified in miliseconds
        timeout: 60000, // 60000ms = 1 minute
        connTimeout: 30000, // 30 seconds
        reconnectDelay: 5000, // 5 seconds
        connectRetries: 5,
        requestRetries: 5, // how many times to retry an interrupted request
        postRetries: 8, // how many times to retry if server returns 441 response to posted article
        connections: 8, // number of connections
        keepAlive: true, // always reconnect on error, even if not needed
        ignorePostTimeout: false, // skip past posting timeout errors, assuming post succeeded if no response received
        tcpKeepAlive: false, // false to disable, otherwise set a number for probe interval (in ms)
},


/** Post Check Options **/
check: {
        // this 'server' block is identical to the 'server' block above
        // missing fields are simply copied from there
        server: {
                connect: {
                },
                connections: 3, // 1 is a good number, but if you're uploading fast enough that it becomes a bottleneck, increase it
        },
        delay: 5000, // (in ms) initial delay for performing check
        recheckDelay: 30000, // (in ms) delay retries by this amount of time; not used if tries<2
        tries: 7, 			 // number of check attempts; should be 0 if not performing post checks
        group: '', 			 // if set, will switch checking connections to this group;
							 // some servers seem to want one when STATing posts, otherwise they fail to show them;
							 // if set, should be a valid group you never post to, eg "bit.test"
        ulConnReuse: false,  // use uploading connections for post checks;
							 // only works if checking the same server as the one being uploaded to
        postRetries: 10,     // maximum number of post retry attempts after a post check failure; set to 0 to never retry posting
        queueBuffer: 32000,  // maximum number of posts in the post-check queue;
							 // if this number is exceeded, uploading is paused until the queue is emptied below this size;
							 // default is numConnections*8
},

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A high queue buffer value is beneficial for good upload speed.
Below the end of this section of the configuration, I did not do any further changes in the config.js file.