If I were trying to do 'strong' filtering of news messages and were
using Windows, I would use a proxy like Nfilter/NewsProxy between me/
Tb/ and the news server, because Nfilter has wildcards and regular
expressions, which Tb doesn't.
The other part of the problem is that the first thing that happens is
that the engagement with the news server results in your downloading the
overview of the headers being downloaded, which overview does not
contain the body data you are interested in filtering on.
So the next 'step' is that you are downloading the message which
contains the body information you don't want, which you now want to
disappear from your view.
Another strong alternative to a proxy is to run a home based news server
such as Hamster to apply your filter rules to. Then you use Tb
accessing Hamster or Hamster Playground.
Nfilter seems to be disappearing, it is old.
http://www.fitnwell.net/nfilter.htm What about using NewsProxy/Nfilter
for MS Windows? (bad links to NfilterFAQ)
Another source to the faq
http://www.warezfaq.com/nfilterfaq/nfilterfaq.html nfilter FAQ
Hamster site in .en and .de
http://www.elbiah.de/hamster/ Hamster
Playground is a free newsserver and mailserver software, which allows to
collect news and mails from different servers. Collected messages are
then available for any newsreader or mailclient
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Mike Easter