On Fri, 4 May 2007 11:16:08 +0000 (UTC)
Duncan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Duncan,
> > bodies at the same time as the headers. I'm fairly sure it's
> > coming, but IIRC, it's on the post 1.x release to-do list.
> Agreed, it's on the active todo list, but for post-1.0.
Ah, I thought I'd read it somewhere. I just couldn't find it. Thank
$DEITY I was right. :-)
> What I do for binaries (for text I download on demand) is download
> overviews (what everybody calls headers, even tho that's not really
I do that for binaries myself, since I rarely want /everything/ in a
binaries group.
> That works well here, but using a local news server such as leafnode
> is the other alternative, used by many.
I've got enough on my plate ATM, without having to figure out
leafnode, too. :-)
With better knowledge of Linux in general, I've decided to re-install,
from scratch. I've invested in an external HD to save /home to, so I
can re-instate all required prefs files (I *don't* want to have to
recreate a few dozen email & news filters, killfiles, score files, etc.
> stabilized. Meanwhile, one of the above solutions, either using the
> two-stage download to cache and process from there, or using leafnode
> or another external but local news server, should work.
I'm not desperate for anything that's currently on the to-do list for
Pan. The wait won't kill me. In fact, I'm grateful that there are
people out there than care enough to code such excellent software,
because I'm a complete duffer at writing code.
I mean, I had trouble with BASIC. :-(
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