Re: Ordering of "threaded by subject" messages
Urs Janßen <[email protected]> Mon, 19 Oct 2009 11:59:54 +0200
| Newsgroups | gmane.network.tin.user |
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| Organization | tin.org |
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In <20091019092141.GD15705@chris>, Chris G wrote: > I read a newsgroup where the messages are gatewayed from both a web > forum and a mailing list. Thus, while some threads have proper > References: in the headers joining them, up other threads don't and tin > just does its best on the basis of the Subject: being the same. > > I'd like the non-References threads to be sorted by date rather than > the (apparently) random order they appear in at the moment. > > So I assumed I needed to set sort_threads_type=4 in my tinrc. But it this will sort the order in which the threads appear, not the order of the articles inside the thread. > doesn't seem to work, I still get an apparently random order when > viewing a thread which doesn't have any References:. sort_article_type=6 but threaded messages will always stick together > I have done "rtin -u" but it didn't seem to change anything. This > *should* do what I want shouldn't it? no, "-u" will rebuild the cached overview data which is used for thrading but the threading is always done at runtime. > While I'm about it I assume that sorting by date won't override the > actual References: will it? right urs -- Jef Poskanzer: "When people aren't stupid Usenet is even more useful. Too bad this happens so rarely."