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Subject: Re: Not running expiry when I exit a group
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>>>>> "JLT3" == Jason L Tibbitts <tibbs@hpc.uh.edu> writes:

    JLT3> I'm tired of waiting for expiry when I exit a group.

What size groups do you guys read?  I'm on what I consider a "very
large" mailing list (50-200 messages/day), and expiry rarely takes
more than a few seconds.  Are you trying to save those few seconds, or
are you on something with a LOT of traffic (or, perhaps, what back end
are you using? I'm using nnml.)

You probably shouldn't cc: the list in replying to this question, but
if there's curiosity on the list, I can post a summary of any
responses I get.

Thanks,

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