On Jul 3, 2006, at 6:29 PM, walt wrote:
Thanks. I tried looking for the groups from the other server
Hm. I don't know what you mean by 'other server'. If you told pan
about two different servers then pan will use both of them without
any further instructions from you.
In a way that is nice, but in my case I don't always have access to
all servers all the time. As a result pan spends a lot of time trying
to connect to a server which is not available. Manually adding/
removing this server seems problematic as I know the primary server
is missing articles which can be found on the slower fallback server.
But if I delete the fallback server how does pan deal with the header
cache? Does it matter if I don't intend to download those articles?
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