>>>>> "Reiner" == Reiner Steib <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Reiner> On Thu, Oct 12 2006, François-Denis Gonthier wrote:
Reiner> Yes, `some' leads to "XOVER 1-HIGH" (HIGH = highest
Reiner> article number in the group). I'm not sure if it could be
Reiner> avoided.
This is what I've noticed later in the day.
>> I had it set to t, but I still think setting it to some would
>> not mean he'd download all messages.
Reiner> Try setting it to a number. This should lead to "XOVER
Reiner> 1-N" (N = lowest unread article number minus
Reiner> gnus-fetch-old-headers), see
Reiner> `nntp-retrieve-headers-with-xover' for details.
... and this is what I concluded too. I'm a bit sad this doesn't work
as well as I would like but I can still use A T to see more of the
thread. Maybe it's juste me still view things as I view them with
KMail.
Reiner> You don't need Ethereal, simply set
Reiner> `nntp-retrieve-headers-with-xover' to t and look into the
Reiner> *nntp-log*" buffer.
I knew such a thing existed, but I know Ethereal more than I Gnus
Reiner> For me, the slow part is not XOVER, but the following HEAD
Reiner> commands which are cause by my scoring rules. These rules
Reiner> partly score on non-XOVER headers, so Gnus send HEAD for
Reiner> each article. If this is the problem, it should disappear
Reiner> if `gnus-use-scoring' is nil [1].
My scoring rules are not yet complicated enough to slow things down.
I'll consider the patch in some months ;)
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