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In article <1hn7j6INNpva@rodan.UU.NET>, rsalz@rodan.UU.NET (Rich Salz) says:
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>In <1hc15hINN4ao@rs6000.bham.ac.uk> G.Simpson@bham.ac.uk writes:
>>The messages from group foo.bar appear in the junk file. However, another
>>group, say foo.foo may not exist on my system (yet), and i want to see those
>>messages in junk, not those from foo.bar which i know i dont want.
>You cannot do this.  If you want a newsgroup, put it in the active file.
>If you don't want a newsgroup, then remove it from the active file.  If
>you want a group filed in junk, use the x or = flags in the active file
>entry.

  I takes a certain amount of chutzpah to disagree with the author,
  but Rich, I respectfully disagree. On my system, I get unwanted
  groups (that is groups not in the active file) in junk. Why? I
  think because I set the WANT_TRASH variable in config.data to
  DO. I'm not sure what would happen if I had groups with a 4th
  field of 'x' in the active file.

johngrover

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