But you seem to have it set up right; $HOME/News/KILL should be the
location of your global KILL file. Here's mine - it has two lines:
/^Lines: [4-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]/h:j
/^Newsgroups: .*,.*,.*,.*,.*,.*,.*,.*,.*,/h:j
I'm killing posts of more than 4000 lines and more than ten groups.
I tighten these tests further for specific newsgroups.
Jude wrote:
> For whatever reason, trnkill script doesn't appear to work.
> When I run the trnkill -d for debugging, everytime a newsgroup is
> brought up to read the package answers with q and says auto processing
> the next newsgroup.
That's what it looks like; a "q", then the screen clears, and there
are a few dots as the group and global KILL files are applied. The
devil is in the details. Let me try to capture a typical trnkill
session and see if there's any way to present it in an e-mail.
It could be as simple as a one-character typo in your KILL file rule,
two commas instead of a period and a comma.