On Wed, 02 Jan 2008 14:18:01 +0000, Rob Horton <yahoo@mr_horton.com>
Quoted message said:Tim Hall said:Jonathan Schneider said:Tim Hall <[email hidden]> writes:
> You would have thought a gnus user would have an idea about killfiles
> and rules to go with them.
Well some clue. But it's a pain having to keep fiddling. And sometimes
I'm out, use Google Groups and therefore have no way to filter.
Filter on cross post > 4 and Bob's yer wossname. Deals with
Minnesotan ramblings too.
Sounds good. I use Mozilla Thunderbird. Does anon ehave any idea how to
impliment this filtering?
Just had a look on a few Thunderbird sites. It seems that cross post
and any regex filtering is not supported (yet). Which is a shame.
However it seems you can use Newsproxy with Thundebird. Newsproxy is
a, guess what, proxy that sites between your news client (Thunderbird
in your case, FreeAgent in mine) and your news server. It's
freeware, but no longer supported. Cross post filtering is done by
counting the colons in the Xref line. Like this:
uk.rec.cycling drop xref:*:*:*:*
As the Xref line is in the overview of the news article, it means the
rule gets implemented without having to download the article itself.
--
Tim
fast and gripping, non pompous, glossy and credible.