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style="font-family: tt;">Florian Schlichting wrote:<blockquote
cite="mid:20130328104641.GE427758@ZEDAT.FU-Berlin.DE" type="cite"><pre wrap="">Hi Jesse,
do you have wanttrash set to true in inn.conf?
</pre></blockquote>I do have wanttrash set to true. I wasn't sure if
that would affect whether or not articles matching the pattern would be
accepted or if it trumps all other avenues of filtering.
<blockquote cite="mid:20130328104641.GE427758@ZEDAT.FU-Berlin.DE"
type="cite"><pre wrap=""><!---->I don't use incoming patters, but the way newsfeeds work, the
newsgroups line of an article can only be checked *after* that article
has been received. A feeding server either sends all the articles it has
for a peer, or it asks if the peer wants a certain message-id, and then
sends that or not. There is a filter_messageid() function in
filter_innd.pl, but as said, the content of the Newsgroups header are
not known at that time.</pre></blockquote>I realize that I will still be
accepting the articles, but would prefer not to propagate them to
downstream peers. I can control that in the newsfeeds file, but in the
situation I had yesterday it would have been easier to just add an
exclude pattern to the one inbound peer who was feeding me those
unwanted articles.<br><br>Cheers,<br>Jesse<br></div></body></html>