08-23-2011
Please (in order easy to copy and try your script):
1. Use code tags for code.
2. Remove line numbers.
And what is wrong with just changing 0.03 to 3 and 0.06 to 6?
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Ok, a silly question.
Last edited by yazu; 08-24-2011 at 12:21 AM..
Reason: silly question
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NNTIDY(1) General Commands Manual NNTIDY(1)
NAME
nntidy - tidy your personal .newsrc file
SYNOPSIS
nntidy [ -aciNQrsuv ] [ group ]...
DESCRIPTION
nntidy will clean out non-existing groups, adjust obviously wrong article numbers, and remove badly formed lines from your .newsrc file.
It may optionally remove ignored groups, unsubscribed groups, and groups which are not part of your presentation sequence or the groups
specified on the command line.
You should run nntidy if your rc file has been corrupted for some reason.
OPTIONS
-a Equivalent to -cisu.
-c Remove unrecognized lines. This will also remove the `options' line used by some older news readers, such as readnews(1)
-i Remove entries for groups which are ignored in the database, e.g. entries marked with `X' in the GROUPS file.
-r Remove entries for unsubscribed groups.
-s Remove entries which are not included in the group presentation sequence defined in the init file. If one or more groups are speci-
fied on the command line, entries not matched by these groups (and their subgroups etc) will be removed.
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-u Truncate entries for unsubscribed groups, by removing the article numbers and leaving only the news group name and the `!' mark.
-v Verbose operation. Reports each change made to the .newsrc file.
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FILES
~/.newsrc The record of read articles
~/.newsrc.tidy The original rc file before tidy
SEE ALSO
nn(1), nncheck(1), nngoback(1), nngrab(1), nngrep(1), nnpost(1)
nnadmin(1M), nnusage(1M), nnmaster(8)
AUTHOR
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