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10.02 Can I automatically kill articles based on the Newsgroups header?
Date: Sun, 2 Jun 1991 21:56:45 -0700 This is how one can automatically kill crossposted articles, etc. First, manually either add the following to your .newsrc to mark all articles read forever: alt.flame: 1-2147483647 or add the following to your .nn/kill file to kill all articles in the group: alt.flame:!s/:^ The former method may break down if you ever use nngoback to reset numbers in your .newsrc. The latter method could cause difficulty if you ever actually want to read articles in that group. Near the top of your sequence in your init file put !alt.flame. alt.flame This makes alt.flame, but not its subgroups, be included as the first thing in your sequence; so all articles in it are killed before they appear in any other groups. You might want to put NEW above this so you can see if new groups are getting off to a bad start with lots of alt.flame crossposting. Later in the sequence put % alt % This allows the rest of the alt hierarchy, including subgroups such as alt.flame.spelling (if you subscribe to it), to get included at that point in the sequence. Along with using the default settings of cross-filter-seq=true and cross-post=false, this works fine to nuke the crossposted articles.
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