Patrick Vervoorn <vervoorn@home.nl> wrote:
: On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, Patrick Vervoorn wrote:
:
: > On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, Lars J. Aas wrote:
: >
: > > : I'd like to do this also, but what is the location (and name) of the
: > > : Global killfile?
: > >
: > > Don't remember, but you can edit it by pressing Ctrl-K in the newsgroup selector.
: >
: > OK, I did this, but now trn developed a new irritating message: everytime
: > I enter a newsgroup, it displays:
: >
: > Processing memorized commands...
: >
: > /vervoorn@NOSPAM.home.nl/f:T.
: >
: > [Type space to continue]
: >
: > I don't want it to require typing space from me!?
:
: And another addition: Using Ctrl-K places a file named 'KILL' in my
: ~/News/ directory.
:
: That's not where I'd like it. Is there another location I can put this
: line and/or file, maybe somewhere in the .trn/ directory?
[from trn.1]:
Interpretation and Interpolation
%c Current newsgroup, directory form.
%C Current newsgroup, dot form.
%O Original working directory (where you ran trn
from).
%p Your private news directory, normally ~/News.
%~ Your home directory.
%. The directory containing your dot files, which is
your home directory unless the environment vari-
able DOTDIR is defined when trn is invoked.
%{name} or %{name-default}
The environment variable "name".
ENVIRONMENT
KILLGLOBAL (~)
Where to find the KILL file to apply to every
newsgroup. See the '^K' command at the newsgroup-
selection level.
Default: %p/KILL
KILLLOCAL (~)
Where to find the KILL file for the current news-
group. See the commands 'K' and '^K' at the arti-
cle selection level, and the search modifier 'K'.
Default: %p/%c/KILL
Lars J
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