Re: Feature request: strip banners from all groups matching a regexp

[Charles Sebold <csebold@ezl.com>]

On 25 Kislev 5761, Christopher Splinter wrote:

> IWBNI there were some functionality which would allow the user to
> strip banners from messages in groups which match a certain regexp
> using something like
> 
> (setq gnus-strip-banners-from-groups
>   '(("nnml:lists\\.debian\\..*" . signature)))

Note: I'm running Gnus from CVS, earlier versions may or may not do
this.

Does this help?  If you have the Gnus manual in your info, put your
cursor after the next line and hit C-x C-e

(Info-goto-node "(gnus)Article Hiding")

,----
| `W W B'
|      Strip the banner specified by the `banner' group parameter
|      (`gnus-article-strip-banner').  This is mainly used to hide those
|      annoying banners and/or signatures that some mailing lists and
|      moderated groups adds to all the messages.  The way to use this
|      function is to add the `banner' group parameter (*note Group
|      Parameters::.) to the group you want banners stripped from.  The
|      parameter either be a string, which will be interpreted as a
|      regular expression matching text to be removed, or the symbol
|      `signature', meaning that the (last) signature should be removed,
|      or other symbol, meaning that the corresponding regular expression
|      in `gnus-article-banner-alist' is used.
`----

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Charles Sebold
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