walt wrote:
The standard mechanism on the unix side of the fence is to record the 'already read' data in a 'newsrc' file. pan stores one newsrc file for each server in .pan2/newsrc-1 (2,3,etc).
OK, I see that now. I had seen it was a list of group titles, but did not realise it also stored the accessed articles.
The headers you download are stored in .pan2/groups/ and could easily be deleted, of course, but you'd have to download them again every time you visit the group. Kind of expensive for binary groups.
I was not planning/suggesting deleting by default each time (I am not that paranoid!) but it seemed like a good thing to have the options for.
Still, should be trivial to have a script that would do the necessary file clear/delete actions.
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