Don't forget this resets you expires date.
>It aint perfect, but if you surf some binary news groups, it is
>nothing to see 100-200 meg a week. On my little 150 megger, ever
>drop of space counts!
It's best to expire -r these. I've got an 850MB drive, and I still
run out of space WAY too quickly.
>>>>2. Since april this year, no mail-message has had a number in the
>>>> Lines-column. Maybe I upgraded to v. 0.85 at that time (?) It's a
>>>> pitty, that the Lines-function suddently didn't work anymore. I
>>>> regarded the Lines-column as a very good idea.
>
>>>The L and V commands will toggle between score and lines display.
>
>>That's not the problem. The problem is that the Lines-column is empty.
>>Actually your mail is the first mail since april, that has shown a
>>number in the Lines-column...?!
>>But thanks for the try.
Hmm, I didn't have a number in the Lines - a change between 0.91 and
0.92?
>Hmm, all of my Usenet article show the number of lines but not of
>the psuedo yarn msgs do...go figure. Ya, I just hit the L twice to
>toggle into lines display and there it is...
I think (ow, my head hurts) this may be the difference between 'R'eply
and 'F'orward a message in a pseudo-newsgroup. And, if you use Yes or
Yep as a shell may figure into this.
>>>>3. Approximately at the time of my upgrade to v. 0.91 I started to get
>>>> many "duplicate articles rejected". Generally more than a third of
>>>> the imported articles are duplicate. For instance:
Sorry, no ideas here - I use a PPP connection with Vsoup to pick up my
mail/news packet.
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