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Bill White <billw@wolfram.com> writes:

> On Sun Jan 28 2001 at 17:17, Karl Kleinpaste <karl@charcoal.com> said:
> 
>     kk> Go into the server buffer with `^'.  Wander down to an
>     kk> appropriate NNTP server, e.g. my primary, as {nntp:news}
>     kk> (opened) Now RET.
> 
>     kk> XEmacs cogitates at great length, presumably sorting the group
>     kk> list.  At the end of this effort, I am placed in my *Group*
>     kk> buffer, with _all_ my server's groups added to *Group* at
>     kk> level 9 "killed" status.
> 
> Same here with GNU Emacs 21.0.95.1 (i586-pc-linux-gnu, X toolkit) of
> 2001-01-10 on g.wolfram.com.  Didn't that start happening with ognus?


Still having an older version of 5.8.8 available I see no such delay
but an immediate listing for...I guess what Karl calls:
"transient or ephemeral access"

It shows the same groups that `L' would show only limited to that
server, and in a buffer called "*Gnus Browse Server*", all at killed
status.