Stefan Huchler writes:
> ok u answered my quetion literaly. But the question behind my question
> is, what else like that is there, and if nothing is there why.
Webscraping forum-sites is a lot of work, as you have to keep up with
every little change.
The websites that are making money on adver
ok u answered my quetion literaly. But the question behind my question
is, what else like that is there, and if nothing is there why.
Why would people want to use this horrific forums of websites which are
not consistent at all?
So either u comment on nothing as example a youtube video or a news
On 2014-07-23 20:25, Emanuel Berg writes:
> Alan Schmitt writes:
>
>> I've been using gnus to read news and RSS for two
>> weeks (before it was only for email), and mine is at
>> 53M. I see that all the RSS from gwene is cached
>> there as well.
>
> Yes, 53M is a lot in two weeks!
>
> Either you
Alan Schmitt writes:
>> I want to make sure the articles are copied locally
>> to some place where they won't expire. However I
>> don't want to retain every article posted on these
>> newsgroups indefinitely. Why not? It is just a
>> bunch of text files, all neatly organized
>> already. My News
On 2014-07-23 17:16, Emanuel Berg writes:
> I also have that value 7 and all my posts are there,
> from way back. Perhaps just because the posts are
> marked in certain ways, you still have to issue some
> command to have them removed from your disk. I don't
> know except I have old posts, lots o
Alan Schmitt writes:
> No. Right now some article are present in my agent
> cache (in
> agent/nntp/news.gwene.org/gmane/emacs/gnus/user). If
> I understand things correctly, these articles may
> expire at some point:
>
> gnus-agent-expire-days
>
> The number of days that a ‘read’ article mus
On 2014-07-23 16:25, Emanuel Berg writes:
> Alan Schmitt writes:
>
>> My problem is twofolds: how do I make sure that the
>> files corresponding to threads I've replied to remain
>> on my hard drive, while other files may be cleared at
>> some point
>
> You mean, you will delete the other files
Alan Schmitt writes:
> My problem is twofolds: how do I make sure that the
> files corresponding to threads I've replied to remain
> on my hard drive, while other files may be cleared at
> some point
You mean, you will delete the other files manually?
> and how do I integrate these file to my m
