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% Filename: ~/.slrnrc
% Purpose: configuration file for the worlds best newsreader called "slrn"
% Author: Michael Prokop - <http://www.michael-prokop.at/> - <online@michael-prokop.at>
% Availability: <URL:http://www.michael-prokop.at/computer/config/.slrnrc>
% Latest change: Thu Jan 29 11:45:01 CET 2004
% Notice: The percent character "%" is used for comments.
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% Ressources:
% TFM:                         http://slrn.sourceforge.net/manual/slrn-manual.html
% Andrew Preater's .slrnrc:    http://www.preater.f9.co.uk/slrn/slrnrc.gz
% Jurriaan's page:             http://www.xs4all.nl/~thunder7/
% Emmanuele's page:            http://digilander.libero.it/ebassi/slrn.html
% Sven's site:                 http://www.guckes.net/slrn/
% tsca's s-lang macros:        http://www.geocities.com/tsca.geo/slang.html
% Tomasz K³oczko's slrn-stuff: http://cvs.pld.org.pl/slrn-pl/
% Tomasz K³oczko's macros:     http://cvs.pld.org.pl/slrn-pl/macros
% jbn's S-Lang code:           http://forestfield.org/slrn/
% S-lang regexps:              http://www.s-lang.org/doc/html/slang-18.html
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% Installation Info for this file:
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% WARNING:      Please do not use this file without adjusting it!
%               You need to adjust it a little for yourself.
%
% Save a copy of this file to "$HOME/.slrnrc".
% Please adjust *all* values of the following variables:
%   hostname realname replyto server username
%   editor_command and  mail_editor_command
%
% The percent character (%) starts a "comment",
% ie slrn will ignore the rest of the line.
% (But you probably have realized this already. ;-)
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%
%% 1. Tell slrn about your identity (name, email address and such)
%
% The "From:" header will be generated from the following three variables.
% With the example settings, it would read "john@doe.com (John Doe)".
% set username "abuse"
% set username "faqbot"
  set username "devnull"
  set hostname "michael-prokop.at"
  set realname "Michael Prokop"

% Set this if you want replies to your articles to go to a address different
% from the one in "From:".
% my "reply-to" looks like "usenet-030619@michael-prokop.at"
% a cronjob generates this dynamic information daily:
% echo "set replyto \"usenet-`date +%y%m%d`@michael-prokop.at\"" > $HOME/.slrnrc_replyto
  include ".slrnrc_replyto" 

% If you don't want to use such an setup just use the following value:
% set replyto  "ng@michael-prokop.at"

% What to put into the "Organization:" header line.
% set organization "Privat."
% set organization "WTF?"
  set organization "www.michael-prokop.at"

% The name of your signature file.  If "", no signature is added.
% Note, slrn automatically adds a sigdash, "-- " to the beginning 
% if there is not already one present. 
% Default if unset is ~/.signature.
%
% set signature "signature_ng"
% set signature "/home/mika/.slrn/signature"
% set signature "signify --input=/home/mika/signify/signature"
% set signature "/home/mika/signature_ng"

% This appends a string to the end of every post, so I don't have to write
% my name every time. 
% set signoff_string "mfg,\n(-: Michael"
% set signoff_string "(-: Michael"
  set signoff_string "-mika-"

%% 2. Server specific settings
%
% Tell slrn which newsrc file it should use for which server.
% Note: This does *not* set the default server; you need to set the
%       NNTPSERVER environment variable for this.

% We can refer to other slrnrc files located elsewhere
% using 'include', a la muttrc in Mutt.
% All paths are relative to $SLRNHOME or $HOME if unset.
% e.g. include ".slrn-colours", "News/server-settings"
% But here are the basics anyway:
  server news.individual.de       ".slrn/newsrc_be"
  server news.tugraz.at           ".slrn/newsrc_tu"
  server forums.macromedia.com    ".slrn/newsrc_ma"
  server aconews.univie.ac.at     ".slrn/newsrc_aco"
  server localhost                ".slrn/newsrc_local"
  server msnews.microsoft.com     ".slrn/newsrc_microsoft"
  server news.opera.com           ".slrn/newsrc_opera"
  server news.gmane.org           ".slrn/newsrc_gmane"
  server news.uslinuxtraining.com ".slrn/newsrc_us"
  server dmt.fh-joanneum.at       ".slrn/newsrc_fh"
  server luggage.rince.de         ".slrn/newsrc_luggage.rince.de"
  server 10.11.18.42              ".slrn/newsrc_vcg"

% #ifdef GMANE
%    set spool_inn_root          ".news/slrnpull/gmane.org"
%    set spool_root              ".news/slrnpull/gmane.org/news"
%    set spool_nov_root          ".news/slrnpull/gmane.org/news"
% #elifdef INDIVIDUAL
%    set spool_inn_root          ".news/slrnpull/individual.net"
%    set spool_root              ".news/slrnpull/individual.net/news"
%    set spool_nov_root          ".news/slrnpull/individual.net/news"
% #else
%    Error: please start slrn with -DGMANE or -DINDIVIDUAL
% #endif

% If a server requires authentication, add a nnrpaccess line for it.
% If you leave username and/or password empty, slrn will prompt for it.
% nnrpaccess "news.isp.tld" "username" "password"
% Sorry - but server (password) information is NOT FOR YOU! :-)
  include ".slrnrc-private" % Has no place in an online slrnrc ;)

% write_newsrc_flags :
% write_newsrc_flags = 0 (default): save all groups when writing newsrc file
% write_newsrc_flags = 1 : do not save any unsubscribed groups
% write_newsrc_flags = 2 : do not save any unread-unsubscribed groups
  set write_newsrc_flags 0

% Include Macro-Files

% set macro directory and load macros for color editing
% To launch macro do ESC-e-c
% set macro_directory "/usr/local/share/slrn/macros"

% !!!Important!!! Because not everyone has the slang-macros I am using
% I check for a variable called $SLRN_SETUP - I export it in my
% shell-configfile (~/.zshrc).
#if$SLRN_SETUP yes
%  interpret ".slrn/editing.sl"         % X-Editing-Started- und X-Editing-Finished-Header

  interpret ".slrn/gnupg.sl"         % A macro that allows GnuPG integration in slrn
                                     % To verify a signed article: shift-v
                                     % To import a PGP key: esc, ctrl-k.
                                     % To import keys a keyserver must be specified in 
                                     % GnuPG's options file in ~/.gnupg.

  interpret ".slrn/gpg-stuff.sl"     % Verify GnuPG-Signature (default via pressing F5)

% interpret ".slrn/body_search.sl"   % search in bodies

  interpret ".slrn/mark_and_go.sl"   % mark group as read and switch to next group directly

% interpret ".slrn/signatur.sl"      % not necesary - I create my own signatures with agrep ;-)

  interpret ".slrn/stickytags.sl"    % A macro that sets "sticky" tags on articles -- tags do not
                                     % disappear when we quit the group.

% interpret ".slrn/temp_score.sl"    % This macro allows one to "temporarily score" the current 
                                     % newsgroup based on subject, author or body. It binds the 
                                     % function 'temp_score_newsgroup' to the '%' key in article mode.

  interpret ".slrn/notify_postponed.sl" % A macro that tells me that I have "postponed" messages

  interpret ".slrn/slrnface.sl"      % A macro that allows X-faces to be displayed.
                                     % Needs slrnface and X.

  interpret ".slrn/rtfFAQ.sl"        % Make slrn open a web browser and get the FAQ for the current 
                                     % news group.

% interpret ".slrn/sigcolor.sl"      % load the sig-color slang file

  interpret ".slrn/onekey-score.sl"  % allows you to create scorefile entries based on the current 
                                     % article via a single function call / keystroke.

  interpret ".slrn/get-by-mid.sl"    % get message-id via google - does not work :-(( 

  interpret ".slrn/identity.sl"      % Emmanuele Bassi's "identity" macro, allows different 
                                     % From:, .sig etc. on a per-groups basis. 

  interpret ".slrn/identity-conf"    % Config-File for identity.sl

  interpret ".slrn/metamail.sl"      % pipe article to metamail (great!)

  interpret ".slrn/msgid.sl"         % This macro searches the article for msg-id's and presents them
                                     % in the menu form (just as it is with URL's).

% interpret ".slrn/create_msgid.sl"  % create my own message-id

  interpret ".slrn/t-prot.sl"        % TOFU-Protection :-)

%  interpret ".slrn/quit.sl"          % emulate mutt's behavior: 'q' hide the article window if reading an article, or
                                     % exit the newsgroup when browsing headers

% interpret ".slrn/article_mode_hook.sl" % be carefull! when using it signature will 
                                        % not be appended any more!

#else
  interpret "color.sl"               % Change colors in slrn via menue
#endif

% This can either be set to "nntp" (read online) or "spool" (use local spool)
% set server_object "nntp"

% This can be "nntp" (post directly to the server), "inews" (use external
% program for posting) or "slrnpull" (spool message for slrnpull to send).
% set post_object "nntp"

% Set this to zero if you want to leave Message-ID generation to your server
% or your system does not have a proper unique hostname.
  set generate_message_id 1

% generate date-header?
  set generate_date_header 1

% If non-zero, slrn reads the active file on each startup.  You might want to
% use this if your network connection is fast or the server has few groups.
% set read_active 0
  set read_active 1

% How many articles do you want to read by default if more than $NUMBER unread
% articles are available:
% set query_read_group_cutoff 100

% The following variables are only meaningful when using spool mode:

% Basic directory settings
% set spool_inn_root "/var/lib/news"
% set spool_root "/var/spool/news"
% set spool_nov_root "/var/spool/news/over.view"

% These are relative to spool_inn_root unless they start with "/".
% set spool_active_file "data/active"
% set spool_activetimes_file "data/active.times"
% set spool_newsgroups_file "data/newsgroups"

% This value is relative to the directories under spool_nov_root:
% set spool_nov_file ".overview"

% Whether to check for each article when reading an overview file (slower,
% but may save you from lots of "article not available" errors).
% set spool_check_up_on_nov 0

%
%% 3. Which external programs do you want to use?
%

% Note OS/2 and Win32 users: 
%   To separate directories you can either use a single '/' or
%   double '\\'. Single backslashes are not supported.  For example, use
%   "C:\\home\\file.txt" or "C:/home/file.txt" but NOT "C:\home\file.txt"

% Set your favourite editor.  Use %s for the file name and %d for the line
% where the cursor should be placed (usually at the beginning of the body).
% set editor_command "jed '%s' -g %d -tmp"
% set editor_command "vim -c 'set tw=68 et'"
% set editor_command "vim + %s 'set tw=68 et'"
% set editor_command "vim -f '+set tw=68' +%d '%s'"
  set editor_command "vim -f +%d '%s'"
% does not work due to locking problem by slrn ;-( -->
% set editor_command "screen -t 'slrn-posting' vim -f +%d '%s'"

% You can have separate commands for editing posts, mail, and score files.
  set mail_editor_command "mutt -H '%s'"
% set mail_editor_command "mutt -H '%s'; exit 1"
% set mail_editor_command "jed '%s' -g %d -tmp --mail-mode"

% set post_editor_command "jed '%s' -g %d -tmp --mail-mode"
% set post_editor_command "jed '%s' -tmp -f ~/.slrn/wywal_ms_siga.txt"

  set score_editor_command "vim '%s'" % /home/mika/.slrn/scoring"
% set score_editor_command "jed '%s' -g %d -tmp --score-arrange-score"
% set score_editor_command "vim -c 'set tw=68 et'"

% If non-zero, abort posting or email operation if the file was not modified
% by the editor.
  set abort_unmodified_edits 1

% In case we need metamail to display an article:
% set metamail_command "export METAMAIL_PAGER=vim && metamail"
  set metamail_command "metamail"

% WWW browser to use. Xbrowser is used when the DISPLAY environment variable
% is set; non_Xbrowser otherwise.
% set non_Xbrowser "links '%s'"
% set non_Xbrowser "lynx  '%s'"
% set non_Xbrowser "w3m   '%s'"
% set non_Xbrowser "elinks '%s'"
  set non_Xbrowser "screen -t 'url' $BROWSER %s"
% set Xbrowser "Netscape '%s'" %     
% set Xbrowser "galeon '%s' &"
% set Xbrowser "elinks '%s'"
% set Xbrowser "opera -remote 'openURL(%s, new-window)' &"
% set Xbrowser "opera -remote 'openURL(%s, new-page)' &"
  set Xbrowser "screen -t 'url' $BROWSER %s"

% Command to use for printing

#ifdef UNIX
        % On Unix, printer_name is the command to use for printing
        % set printer_name "lpr -Pmy_printer"
        % set printer_name "lpr -Plp"
        set printer_name "muttprint"
#elifdef WIN32
        % On Win32, printer_name is set to the print queue
        % set printer_name "MyPrinter"
#endif

% In case you want to use another mailer than sendmail.  Be sure that it
% implements the same interface, though!
% set sendmail_command "/usr/lib/sendmail -oi -t -oem -odb"

% Set this to one if you want the "From:" header in e-mails to be generated
% from the hostname / username / realname variable.
% Note: Not all MTAs are configured to allow this.
% set generate_email_from 0

%
%% 4. Directory / file names
%

% Note: All filenames in this section are relative to HOME unless they start
%       with a '/'.

% Filename where articles / email you sent are archived.
% Note: If these are unset, slrn does not keep a copy of outgoing messages.
  set save_posts "News/My_Posts"
  set save_replies "News/My_Replies"

% File where failed posts are appended.  Use "" to disable saving.
  set failed_posts_file "~/dead.letter"

% Name of score file.
% set scorefile "News/Score"
% set scorefile ".scoring"
  set scorefile "/home/mika/.slrn/scoring"
% Articles scoring min_high_score and above: high scoring article.
% Articles scoring below max_low_score: low scoring article.
% Articles scoring at or below kill_score will be killed.
% set min_high_score 1
% set max_low_score 0
  set min_high_score 100
  set max_low_score  -30
  set kill_score -9000

% Name of directory where decoded files are placed.
  set decode_directory "News"
  
% Directory where all other files are saved.
  set save_directory "News"

% Directory where postponed articles are placed. Please make sure it exists.
  set postpone_directory "News/postponed"

% Whether to put temporary files for postings, followups and replies in the
% directory specified by the TMPDIR environment variable or /tmp.
% set use_tmpdir 0

%
%% 5. Attribution lines / custom headers
%

% This sets the attribution lines for follow-ups and replies.  The following
% format specifiers are recognized:
%  %d:date, %D:date (formatted), %r:real name, %R:first name,
%  %f:email address, %s:subject, %m:msgid, %n:newsgroups, %%: percent
% set followup_string "On %d, %r <%f> wrote:"
  set followup_string "* %r <%f> wrote:"
%
% If non-zero, signature will not be included in quoted text of followups
  set followup_strip_signature 0
% set followup_strip_signature 1

% Fixing GnuPG's munging of sig-delimiters.
% slrn by defalt recognises "--".  GnuPG, for reasons of its own,
% changes this to "- -- " which slrn doesn't like.  Work around this
% by changing the regexp that sets what slrn recognises as a .sig.
% strip_sig_regexp "-- " "- -- ?"

% Setup strip_was_regexp
%   
% We can strip the old subject people sometimes include (new subject [was: old subject])
% when they change the subject line.  This relies on others following USENET conventions.
%
% We want to strip the old subject automatically on followups AND when creating
% scorefile entries based on the subject, this is what's below.
% This variable doesn't affect sorting at all, see strip_re_regexp for explanation
  strip_was_regexp " ?(was:.*)$"

% What to count as "quotes" in text (this one includes fancy "Name>"
% type Supercite quotes.  These will be ignored when you press 'T', so
% it's important.
%
% Explanation of this regular expression:
% "^[>|#:][>|#: ]*"
%  ^                    beginning of line
%   [>|#:]              any of the characters angle, pipe, hash, colon.
%         [>|#: ]       next char is either space or another of previous char
%                *      zero or more of the previous set 

% Sven Guckes <guckes@math.fu-berlin.de> :
% Some other things I have tried - but did not like. ;-)
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[>#:%|)}}=+-]" "^[ \t]*[A-Za-z]+>"
% ignore_quotes "^[ \t]+[a-zA-Z]+>" "^ ? ?[]>#:|)}}=+-]+"
% ignore_quotes "^[ \t]*[a-zA-Z]+>" 
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[]-|>#:)}=+%>]"

% John E. Davis <davis@space.mit.edu>:
% Yes, he is the author of SLRN!  :-)
% ignore_quotes "^\t? \\{0,5\\}[]{}><:=|+\xBB!]" "^[\t ]*[A-Za-z]+>" 

% From Tomasz Sienicki.  Could it be... yes, this one
% is perfect!  Doesn't catch lines starting with a :)
  ignore_quotes "^ *[a-zA-Z-]*>" "^ *[\]|)]" "^ *:[^-()^]"

% Heikki "Hezu" Kantola <Heikki.Kantola@IKI.FI> :
% ignore_quotes "^[ ]*[>^<:|&;%]" "^[ ]*[a-zA-Z-]*>" "^()" "^[-=]+>" "^\+\+" 

% Felix von Leitner <fefe@fefe.de>
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[>:)=-]"
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[-=]?[>:]"

% Some kind of default ;-)
% ignore_quotes "^[>|#:][>|#: ]"

% Explanation of this regular expression:
% "^[>|#:][>|#: ]*"
%  ^                    beginning of line
%   [>|#:]              any of the characters angle, pipe, hash, colon.
%         [>|#: ]       next char is either space or another of previous char
%                *      zero or more of the previous set

% other tries:
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[A-Za-z0-9]*[]-|>#:)}=+%>]" % Too aggressive
% ignore_quotes "^[>|#:][>|#: ]"                  % Not aggressive enough!
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[]-|>#:)}=+%>]"             % Sven's.
%  
%     reply_string: ...
% set reply_string "In %n, you wrote:"  % default
% An attribution should always cite the name and address - and with
% replies to posts in email it is nice to see the newsgroups, too.
% set reply_string "In %n, you wrote:"
  set reply_string "* %r <%f> [%n]:

% Custom headers to add to *new* posts
% set custom_headers "Mail-Copies-To: nobody"
% set custom_headers "X-Birthday: yes"
% set custom_headers "X-No-Archive: yes\nX-no-archive: yes\nX-No-archive: yes"
% set custom_headers "X-MSMail-Priority: High"
% set custom_headers "X-Signature-Color: black"
% set custom_headers "X-Exploder: <html><form><input type crash></form></html>\nX-USA: <style type="text/css">p{cssText:font-weight:bold;}</style>

% set custom_headers "X-ASCII-01: *   ___                          __\nX-ASCII-02: * .^  _| .----. .-----. .---.-. |  |--.\nX-ASCII-03: * |   _| |   _| |  -__| |  _  | |    <\nX-ASCII-04: * |__|   |__|   |_____| |___._| |__|__|"

% set custom_headers "X-ASCII-01: *                 _\nX-ASCII-02: *  __ _ _ _ _ __ | |\nX-ASCII-03: * / _` | '_| '  \\| |\nX-ASCII-04: * \\__, |_| |_|_|_|_|\nX-ASCII-05: * |___/"

% 030513 For the feature X-Face check out Karl Voit's XFace-Mini-Howto:
% http://www.karl-voit.at/howtos/en/xface.txt
% 
% Make sure to replace all " with \" and all \ with \\. Additional, replace all % with %%.
%  "  ->  \"
%  \  ->  \\
%  %  ->  %%
%
% xface personal - original
% &4&X!qr7?b~~M!]h:9HnNn?X3D8dYY'4{:x^Rez09{Nw/AUy:Jukdh_t8`4|T#m%g{!cf#c#A.tk^41\KOEM+QIcCDsFkFCFdb?iKY1k:]G]J*1P]PAHMS_2U7pjn)T\IQ
% watch it:
% http://www.dairiki.org/xface/xface.php?xface=%264%26X%21qr7%3Fb%7E%7EM%21%5Dh%3A9HnNn%3FX3D8dYY%274%7B%3Ax%5ERez09%7BNw%2FAUy%3AJukdh_t8%604%7CT%23m%25g%7B%21cf%23c%23A.tk%5E41%5CKOEM%2BQIcCDsFkFCFdb%3FiKY1k%3A%5DG%5DJ%2A1P%5DPAHMS_2U7pjn%29T%5CIQ&preview=1&enlarge=4

% personal-xface:
%set custom_headers "X-Face: &4&X!qr7?b~~M!]h:9HnNn?X3D8dYY'4{:x^Rez09{Nw/AUy:Jukdh_t8`4|T#m%%g{!cf#c#A.tk^41\\KOEM+QIcCDsFkFCFdb?iKY1k:]G]J*1P]PAHMS_2U7pjn)T\\IQ\nX-GPG-Key: http://www.michael-prokop.at/gpg\nX-Registered-Linux-User: 224337\nX-User-Agent-Patches: separator, longoptions -> http://www.michael-prokop.at/slrn/"

% donald-xface:
% set custom_headers "X-Face: kCY!\\;XUq:|P>|is9z7L_fUW28hu7vJ{:M&hOe&sc:dmcZg7$GDL!xy(=`mX+1\"N-@Z!!Ct/Fj@)?xq{^3Q#!BUy/jT`!p4^XATm{JVxh[5tYceJ.bVDE+Df%%3\nX-GPG-Key: http://www.michael-prokop.at/gpg\nX-Registered-Linux-User: 224337\nX-User-Agent-Patches: separator, longoptions -> http://www.michael-prokop.at/slrn/"
  set custom_headers "X-Face: kCY!\\;XUq:|P>|is9z7L_fUW28hu7vJ{:M&hOe&sc:dmcZg7$GDL!xy(=`mX+1\"N-@Z!!Ct/Fj@)?xq{^3Q#!BUy/jT`!p4^XATm{JVxh[5tYceJ.bVDE+Df%%3\nX-User-Agent-Patches: separator, longoptions -> http://www.michael-prokop.at/slrn/"

% personal-xface:
%set followup_custom_headers "X-Face: &4&X!qr7?b~~M!]h:9HnNn?X3D8dYY'4{:x^Rez09{Nw/AUy:Jukdh_t8`4|T#m%%g{!cf#c#A.tk^41\\KOEM+QIcCDsFkFCFdb?iKY1k:]G]J*1P]PAHMS_2U7pjn)T\\IQ\nX-GPG-Key: http://www.michael-prokop.at/gpg\nX-Registered-Linux-User: 224337\nX-User-Agent-Patches: separator, longoptions -> http://www.michael-prokop.at/slrn/"

% donald-xface:
  set followup_custom_headers "X-Face: kCY!\\;XUq:|P>|is9z7L_fUW28hu7vJ{:M&hOe&sc:dmcZg7$GDL!xy(=`mX+1\"N-@Z!!Ct/Fj@)?xq{^3Q#!BUy/jT`!p4^XATm{JVxh[5tYceJ.bVDE+Df%%3\nX-User-Agent-Patches: separator, longoptions -> http://www.michael-prokop.at/slrn/"

% donald-xface:
  set supersedes_custom_headers "X-Face: kCY!\\;XUq:|P>|is9z7L_fUW28hu7vJ{:M&hOe&sc:dmcZg7$GDL!xy(=`mX+1\"N-@Z!!Ct/Fj@)?xq{^3Q#!BUy/jT`!p4^XATm{JVxh[5tYceJ.bVDE+Df%%3\nX-User-Agent-Patches: separator, longoptions -> http://www.michael-prokop.at/slrn/\nX-Superseded-Date: %d"

% Custom headers for followup/reply/supersedes.  These can use format
% specifiers as in the 'followup_string' variable.
% set followup_custom_headers "Mail-Copies-To: nobody"
% set reply_custom_headers "X-newsgroup: %n\nX-realname: %r"
% set supersedes_custom_headers "X-Superseded-Date: %d"

% CC on followups.
% Some authors will request a CC by email as well as a post,
% by default slrn asks if we want to send an email as well.
% "Post the NG, read the NG" so set to 0 for 'never CC'
  set cc_followup 1

% These are inserted when sending email CCs of your postings.
% cc_post_string currently does not support any % escapes.
% Obsolete variable name is "cc_followup_string"
% the new name is cc_post_string:
  set cc_post_string "[This message has also been posted to %n.]"

% header_display_format:
%   Chose the format within the article menu.
%   (requires slrn-0.9.6.2, I think.)
%   
%   You can specify up to 10 different formats and switch among them using 
%   toggle_header_formats (default binding: ESC a).
%
%   %   percent character
%   C   prints `C' if current thread is collapsed
%   D   date (as defined by overview_date_format)
%   F   flags (read/unread, `*' and `#' tags, header number)
%   G   GroupLens score
%   P   prints `P' if current article has a parent (inside threads)
%   S   score
%   T   thread tree
%   b   article size (numer of bytes)
%   c   number of messages in current subthread
%   d   date
%   f   from header
%   l   article length (number of lines)
%   n   server number
%   r   author's real name
%   s   subject
%   t   number of messages in thread plus tree
%   %Xg: indicates that the cursor should be moved to column X
%        (numbered from 0).  If X is negative, the cursor will
%        be moved X columns from the right edge of the window.
%
% Here are slrn's default settings: 
%
%  header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%G%-5l:[%12r]%t%s"
%  header_display_format 1 "%F%G%-5l:[%12r]%t%s"
%  header_display_format 2 "%F%-5l:%t%s"
%  header_display_format 3 "%F%-5S%-5l:%t%50s %r"
%  header_display_format 4 "%F%-5S [%10r]:%t%49s %-19g[%17d]"
%
% Examples:
%  header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%G%-5l:[%12r]%t%s"
%  header_display_format 0 "%F%G%-5l:[%12r]%t%s"
%  header_display_format 0 "%F%-5l:%t%s"
%  header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%-5l:%t%50s %r"
%  header_display_format 0 "%F[%6D]%-5S%G%-5l:[%12r] %t%s"
%  header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%G%-5l:[%12r] (%6D)%t%s"
%  header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%-5l: [%15r] [%9d] %t %70s"
%  header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%-5l: [%20r] %t %70s"
  header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%-5l: [%20r] %t %70s %-19g[%17d]"
  header_display_format 1 "%F%G%-5l:[%12r]%t%s"
  header_display_format 2 "%F%-5l:%t%s"
  header_display_format 3 "%F%-5S%-5l:%t%50s %r"
  header_display_format 4 "%F%-5S [%10r]:%t%49s %-19g[%17d]"

% How to display the groups index
  group_display_format 0 "  %F%-5u  %n%45g%d"
  group_display_format 1 "  %F%-5u [%-6t]  %n"
  group_display_format 2 "  %F [%-5u|%-6t] %n%45g%d"
  group_display_format 3 "  %F%-5u  %n%50g%-8l-%h"

% Spoiler Anzeige Modus
% Falls 0 bleibt das Display unverändert, und zeigt einen Spoiler an.
% Falls 1 Startet eine neue Seite, in der ein Spoiler angezeigt wird
% Falls 2 bleibt das Display unverändert, und alle Spoiler werden angezeigt.
% Falls 3 Startet eine neue Seite, und zeigt darin alle Spoiler an.
  set spoiler_display_mode 1

%% 6. Character mapping / MIME support
%

% Character set used for the local display; valid values are:
%   isolatin, ibm850, ibm852, next, koi8
  set charset isolatin

% You may set this to a comma-separated list of MIME charsets your terminal
% is capable to display.
% compatible_charsets "us_ascii,iso-8859-1,iso-8859-15,windows-1252,utf-8"
% The example adds two Chinese charsets:
% compatible_charsets "Big5,gb2312"

% Character set to declare when posting 8bit characters. Do *not* use
% the same value as for "charset" here.
  set use_mime 1
  set mime_charset "iso-8859-15"

% If non-zero, call metamail for MIME formats slrn cannot handle.
% set use_metamail 0

%
%% 7. Some preferences for the header window (see the manual for more)
%
%     .___________________________________________________.
%     |                 Sorting Method                    |
%     |                                                   |
%     | 0 No sorting                                      |
%     | 1 Thread Headers                                  |
%     | 2 Sort by subject                                 |
%     | 3 Thread, then sort result by subject.            |
%     | 4 Sort by scores.                                 |
%     | 5 Thread, then sort by scores.                    |
%     | 6 Sort by score and subject                       |
%     | 7 Thread, then sort by score and subject          |
%     | 8 Sort by date (with most recent first)           |
%     | 9 Thread, then sort by date (most recent first)   |
%     | 10/A Sort by date (most recent last)              |
%     | 11/B Thread, then Sort by date (most recent last) |
%     .___________________________________________________.
  set sorting_method 7

  set check_new_groups 1         % let slrn check for new newsgroups
  set unsubscribe_new_groups 1   % new groups are unsubscribed by default

% beep:
% 0: do not send beep to terminal.
% 1: send audible beep.
% 2: send only visible bell.
% 3: send both audible and visible bell.
  set beep 2

% If non-zero, a header with a new subject will start a new thread.
  set new_subject_breaks_threads 0 % No, no!

%
%% 8. Some preferences for the article pager (see the manual for more)
%

% Which headers do you want to see by default?
% You can also match all headers starting with a given string and exclude
% specific headers by preceding them with "!" (e.g. use "X-,!X-Trace:" to
% display all the "X-"headers except "X-Trace:").
  visible_headers "Subject:,From:,Organization:,Newsgroups:,Date:,Followup-To:,Mail-Copies-To:,Reply-To:,Message-ID:,Supersedes:,User-Agent,X-Mailer,X-Newsreader:,X-Posting-Agent:,X-Http-User-Agent:,X-,!X-Trace:,!X-Complaints-To:,!X-Face:,!X-MSMail-Priority:,!X-MimeOLE:,!X-Priority:,!X-Accept-Language:"

%visible_headers "From:,Subject:,Newsgroups:,Followup-To:,Reply-To:,X-Newsreader:,User-Agent:"

% If non-zero, #v+ and #v- will be interpreted as markers of verbatim lines.
  set process_verbatim_marks 1

% If non-zero, hide #v+/#v- verbatim marks.
% set hide_verbatim_marks 0
  
% If non-zero, hide signature in articles.
% set hide_signature		0

% If non-zero, hide PGP signature in articles.
% set hide_pgpsignature		0

%
%% 9. Display / color settings
%

% If non-zero, slrn will draw the thread tree using simple ascii characters
  set simulate_graphic_chars 1

% Enable xterm/win32 mouse support: 1 to enable, 0 to disable
% set mouse 0

% Setup cursor bar.
% Draw cursor bar ala tin instead of slrn "->" cursor?
% By default the current article is marked with a ->, if we set this to 1
% the article is highlighted with a horizontal bar across the screen
  set display_cursor_bar 0

% Set to 1 to have slrn scroll by full page instead of by line.
  set scroll_by_page 0

% Should color be used to indicate the score of an article?
% (0) scores do not influence colors (1) scores are colored by their value
% (2) subjects are colored by score  (3) both are colored by score
  set color_by_score 3

% If non-zero, the subjects of unread articles are highlighted
  set highlight_unread_subjects 2
% set highlight_unread_subjects 1

% If non-zero, URLs are highlighted.
  set highlight_urls 1

% Enables blinking in monochrome mode and allows bright backgrounds in some
% color terminals:
% set use_blink 1

% Setup actions we want slrn to ask confirmation for (confirm_actions)
% It's set as an integer, the default is 31 which means that for everything
% below slrn will ask for confirmation

% 1     Confirm marking groups as read or un-read.
% 2     Confirm printing an article.
% 4     Confirm posts, followups, replies and supersedes.
% 8     Confirm leaving a group by following a news: URL.
% 16    Confirm quitting slrn.
 
% set confirm_actions 10 % 2 & 8
  set confirm_actions 31   % 1 & 2 & 4 & 8 & 16

% Always warn me when I a followup will be sent to groups other than
% the NG I read it in.
  set warn_followup_to 2

% Where shall we look for emphasised text?
%
% Emphasised text is /italic/, *bold* or _underlined_ we mightn't want
% to highlight emphasised text in the whole message, so we can set this
% integer.
%
% 1     scan message portion (the non-quoted, non-signature part)
% 2     scan quoted text
% 4     scan signature
% 8     scan header lines
  set emphasized_text_mask 1 % message only

% How should emphasised text be displayed anyway?
% If 1, do not write _ and * characters.
% If 2, write _ and * with spaces.
% Otherwise (and if non-zero) write _ and * characters
  set emphasized_text_mode 3 % Display text as text!

% Moving to the next article.
% I want to move to next article by default when I am at the end
% of the one I am reading, to ask for confirmation of this set to 1
  set query_next_article 0 % Very annoying until I turned it off.

%  Change the article help line.
%  By default slrn includes a little line of infos in the article pager to
%  help in case we forget which keys to press.
% 
%  Default: "SPC:Pgdn  B:PgUp  u:Un-Mark-as-Read  f:Followup  n:Next  p:Prev  q:Quit"
% set art_help_line " [:Verbatim | W: Wrap | esc-q:Fix OE quotes | ;:Mark | ,:Goto marked | esc-1-K:Edit scorefile"
% set art_help_line " [:Verbatim | ;:Mark | ,:Goto marked | [ESC 1] ESC t:Collapse/Uncollapse all threads"
  set art_help_line "....+....1....+....2....+....3....+....4....+....5....+....6....+....7....+....8 <-> (c) Michael Prokop"

% Change the group help line.
% Default: "SPC:Select  p:Post  c:CatchUp  l:List  q:Quit  ^R:Redraw  (u)s:(Un)Subscribe"
  set group_help_line "SPC:Select  p:Post  c:CatchUp  l:List  q:Quit  ^R:Redraw  (u)s:(Un)Subscribe <-> (c) Michael Prokop"

%  Wrapping of long lines, and auto-wrapping.
%  sylpheed and some OE lusers can't seem to turn on the line-wrap,
%  so we'll have to do it for them.
  set wrap_flags 7  % _Automatically_ wrap quoted material and body
%       0     wrap body only
%       1     wrap headers and body
%       2     wrap quoted material and body
%       3     wrap headers, quoted material and body
%  If you want to wrap long lines automatically, without having to press
%  a key, you can set the variable to one of these values:
%       4     wrap body only
%       5     wrap headers and body
%       6     wrap quoted material and body
%       7     wrap headers, quoted material and body

% set wrap_method 0 % *never* wrap within "word"
                    % This variable controls what text is wrapped in 
                    % the article pager when pressing the wrap_article key
                    % (bound to ``W'' by default):
                    % 0     wrap body only
                    % 1     wrap headers and body
                    % 2     wrap quoted material and body
                    % 3     wrap headers, quoted material and body

  set wrap_method 2 % When 0, it wraps at word boundries, leaving words that are 
                    % longer than your line width untouched. 
                    % When 1, it always wraps at the right border of the screen. 
                    % When 2, it first tries so find a good place to wrap the line and
                    % wraps at the right border only when necessary.

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% Notice: I "sourced-out" my color-setup to file ~/.slrn/colors.mika %
% so let's include it:                                               %
  include .slrn/colors.mika
% include .slrn/colors.sven
% include .slrn/colors.alfie
% include .slrn/colors.test
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

% These settings are used for color terminals:
% color article		"lightgray"	"black"
% color author		"magenta"	"black"
% color boldtext	"brightblue"	"black"
% color box		"black"		"white"
% color cursor		"brightgreen"	"black"
% color date		"lightgray"	"black"  
% color description	"lightgray"	"black"
% color error		"red"		"black"
% color frame		"yellow"	"blue"
% color from_myself	"brightmagenta"	"black"
% color group		"lightgray"	"black"
% color grouplens_display "lightgray"	"black"
% color header_name	"green"		"black"
% color header_number	"green"		"black"
% color headers		"brightcyan"	"black"
% color neg_score	"green"		"black"
% color pos_score	"blue"		"black"
% color high_score	"red"		"black"
% color italicstext	"magenta"	"black"
% color menu		"yellow"	"blue"
% color menu_press	"lightgray"	"yellow"
% color message		"lightgray"	"black"
% color normal		"lightgray"	"black"
% color pgpsignature	"lightgray"	"black"
% color quotes		"red"		"black"
% color quotes1		"magenta"	"black"
% color quotes2		"brown"		"black"
% color quotes3		"brown"		"black"
% color quotes4		"brown"		"black"
% color quotes5		"brown"		"black"
% color quotes6		"brown"		"black"
% color quotes7		"brown"		"black"
% color response_char	"green"		"black"
% color signature	"red"		"black"
% color selection	"yellow"	"blue"
% color status		"yellow"	"blue"
% color subject		"lightgray"	"black"
% color thread_number	"lightgray"	"black"
% color tilde		"green"		"black"
% color tree		"red"		"black"
% color underlinetext	"cyan"		"black"
% color url		"white"		"black"
% color verbatim	"green"		"black"

%% 10. Group mode key bindings
%

% Cursor movement:
  setkey group line_down        "\eOB"   % Go to the next group
  setkey group line_down        "\e[B"
  setkey group line_down        "^N"
  setkey group line_up          "\eOA"   % Go to the previous group
  setkey group line_up          "\e[A"
  setkey group line_up          "^P"
  setkey group page_down        "^V"     % Scroll to the next page
  setkey group page_down        "\e[6~"
  setkey group page_down        "\e[G"       % (FreeBSD keycode)
  setkey group page_down        "^D"
  setkey group page_up          "\eV"    % Scroll to the previous page
  setkey group page_up          "\e[5~"
  setkey group page_up          "\e[I"       % (FreeBSD keycode)
  setkey group page_up          "^U"
  setkey group bob              "\e<"    % Go to the bottom of the list
  setkey group bob              "^K\eOB"
  setkey group bob              "^K\e[B"
  setkey group eob              "\e>"    % Go to the top of the list
  setkey group eob              "^K\eOB"
  setkey group eob              "^K\e[B"
  setkey group group_search_backward "\\"% Group keyword search backward
  setkey group group_search_forward  "/" % Group keyword search forward

% Actions:
  setkey group select_group     " "      % Enter the current newsgroup
  setkey group select_group     "\r"
  setkey group post             "P"      % Post an article
  setkey group post_postponed   "\eP"    % Post or edit a postponed article
  setkey group refresh_groups   "G"      % Get new news from server
  setkey group toggle_scoring   "K"      % Select scoring mode
  setkey group repeat_last_key  "."      % Repeat last key sequence
  setkey group evaluate_cmd     "^X\e"   % Read line and interpret it as S-Lang
  setkey group suspend          "^Z"     % Suspend slrn
  setkey group quit             "Q"      % Quit slrn

% Group management:
  setkey group catchup          "C"      % Mark all articles as read
  setkey group uncatchup        "\eu"    % Mark all articles as unread
  setkey group add_group        "a"      % Add a new newsgroup
  setkey group subscribe        "S"      % Subscribe to the current newsgroup
  setkey group unsubscribe      "U"      % Unsubscribe from the current newsgroup
  setkey group move_group       "m"      % Move newsgroup to a different location
  setkey group transpose_groups "^X^T"   % Transpose position of groups
  setkey group save_newsrc      "X"      % Force a save of the newsrc file

% Display:
  setkey group toggle_group_formats "\033A" % Toggle group display formats
  setkey group toggle_hidden    "l"      % Toggle display of hidden groups
  setkey group toggle_list_all  "L"      % Toggle listing of unsubscribed groups
  setkey group redraw           "^L"     % Redraw the screen
  setkey group redraw           "^R"
  setkey group help             "?"      % Display a help screen

%
%% 11. Article mode key bindings
%

% General movement:
  setkey article next                    "n"  % next unread article
  setkey article previous                "p"  % previous unread article
  setkey article skip_to_next_group      "N"  % go to the next group
  setkey article skip_to_next_group      "\e\e[C"
  setkey article skip_to_next_group      "\e\eOC"
  setkey article skip_to_previous_group  "\e\e[D"  % go to the previous group
  setkey article skip_to_previous_group  "\e\eOD"
  setkey article next_high_score         "!"  % next article with high score
  setkey article next_same_subject       "="  % next article with same subject
  setkey article goto_last_read          "L"  % go to the last read article
  setkey article "call(\"catchup_all\");call(\"skip_to_next_group\")" "\e\eV"
  setkey article "call(\"toggle_collapse_threads\");call(\"delete\")" "\e\ev"

% Actions:
  setkey article post                 "P"	% Post a new article
  setkey article post_postponed       "\eP"	% Post/edit a postponed article
  setkey article followup             "f"	% Post a followup
  setkey article reply                "r"	% Reply to poster
  setkey article forward              "F"	% Forward posting via mail
  setkey article supersede            "\e^S"	% Supersede article
  setkey article cancel               "\e^C"	% Cancel article
  setkey article save                 "O"	% Save article
  setkey article pipe                 "|"	% Pipe article
  setkey article print                "y"	% Print article
  setkey article decode               ":"	% Decode article
  setkey article suspend              "^Z"	% Suspend slrn
%  setkey article quit                 "q"	% Quit slrn
  setkey article fast_quit            "Q"	% Quit slrn immediately

% Moving in the article pager:
  setkey article article_line_down    "\eOD"	% Scroll article down one line
  setkey article article_line_down    "\e[D"
  setkey article article_line_up      "\e\eOB"	% Scroll article up one line
  setkey article article_line_up      "\e\e[B"
  setkey article article_page_down    " "	% Scroll article down one page
  setkey article article_page_up      "^?"	% Scroll article up one page
  setkey article article_page_up      "b"	% Scroll article up one page
  setkey article article_eob          ">"	% Move to the end of the article
  setkey article article_bob          "<"	% Move to the beginning
  setkey article article_left         "\eOD"	% Pan article to the left
  setkey article article_left         "\e[D"
  setkey article article_right        "\eOC"	% Pan article to the right
  setkey article article_right        "\e[C"
  setkey article article_search       "/"	% Search forward in the article
  setkey article skip_quotes          "\t"	% Skip beyond quoted text
  setkey article forward_digest       "g"	% Skip to next digest

% Moving in the header display:
  setkey article header_line_down      "\eOB"	% Move to next article
  setkey article header_line_down      "\e[B"
  setkey article header_line_down      "^N"
  setkey article header_line_up        "\eOA"	% Move to previous article
  setkey article header_line_up        "\e[A"
  setkey article header_line_up        "^P"
  setkey article header_page_down      "^V"     % Scroll down one page
  setkey article header_page_down      "\e[6~"
  setkey article header_page_down      "\e[G"   % (FreeBSD keycode)
  setkey article header_page_down      "^D"
  setkey article header_page_up        "\eV"	% Scroll up one page
  setkey article header_page_up        "\e[5~"
  setkey article header_page_up        "\e[I"   % (FreeBSD keycode)
  setkey article header_page_up        "^U"
  setkey article header_eob            "\e>"	% Go to last article in group
  setkey article header_bob            "\e<"	% Go to first article in group
  setkey article goto_article          "j"	% Move to article (number)
  setkey article author_search_forward   "a"	% Author search forward
  setkey article author_search_backward  "A"	% Author search backward
  setkey article subject_search_forward  "s"	% Subject search forward
  setkey article subject_search_backward "S"	% Subject search backward

% Marking as read/unread:
  setkey article delete                  "d"	% Mark article as read
  setkey article undelete                "u"	% Mark article as unread
  setkey article delete_thread           "\ed"	% Mark (Sub-)Thread as read
  setkey article catchup_all             "c"	% Mark all articles as read
%setkey article catchup_all             "\ec"
  setkey article catchup                 "\eC"	% Catchup (up to this article)
  setkey article uncatchup_all           "\eu"	% Mark all articles as unread
  setkey article uncatchup               "\eU"	% Uncatchup (up to this article)
  setkey article expunge                 "x"	% Remove all read articles

% Display properties:
  setkey article toggle_headers          "t"	% Full headers (on/off)
  setkey article toggle_rot13            "\eR"	% Toggle ROT-13 decryption
  setkey article toggle_quotes           "T"	% Display quoted lines (on/off)
  setkey article toggle_signature        "\\"	% Show signature (on/off)
  setkey article wrap_article            "W"	% Wrap long lines (on/off)
  setkey article show_spoilers           "\e?"	% Reveal spoilers (on/off)
  setkey article toggle_pgpsignature     "]"	% Show PGP signature (on/off)
  setkey article toggle_verbatim_marks   "["	% Show verbatim marks (on/off)
  setkey article enlarge_article_window  "^"	% Enlarge the article window
  setkey article shrink_article_window   "^^"	% Shrink the article window
  setkey article zoom_article_window     "z"	% Maximize/Unmaximize article
  setkey article hide_article            "h"	% Hide/Show the article window
  setkey article browse_url              "U"	% Search for URL and follow it
  setkey article toggle_sort             "\eS"	% Select threading method
  setkey article toggle_collapse_threads "\et"	% Collapse/Uncollapse thread
  setkey article toggle_header_formats   "\ea"	% Toggle header display formats
  setkey article redraw                  "^L"	% Redraw screen
  setkey article redraw                  "^R"	% Redraw screen
  setkey article help                    "?"	% Display help screen

% Miscellaneous actions:
  setkey article create_score            "K"	% Create a scorefile entry
  setkey article view_scores             "v"    % Show which rules matched
% setkey article locate_article          "\el"	% Locate article by Message-ID
  setkey article get_children_headers    "\e^P"	% Find all children
  setkey article get_parent_header       "\ep"	% Reconstruct thread
  setkey article mark_spot               ";"	% Mark current article position
  setkey article exchange_mark           ","	% Return to marked article
  setkey article tag_header              "#"	% Numerically tag article
  setkey article untag_headers           "\e#"	% Remove all numerical tags
  setkey article toggle_header_tag       "*"	% Set/remove header tag
  setkey article repeat_last_key         "."	% Repeat last key sequence
  setkey article grouplens_rate_article  "0"	% Rate article with grouplens
  setkey article evaluate_cmd            "^X\e"   % Interpret line as S-Lang

%
%% Command prompt key bindings
%

  setkey readline bol		 "^A"		% Beginning of line
  setkey readline eol		 "^E"		% End of line
  setkey readline right		 "\e[C"		% Move right
  setkey readline left		 "\e[D"		% Move left
  setkey readline bdel		 "^H"		% Delete backward
  setkey readline bdel		 "^?"		% Delete Backward
  setkey readline del		 "^D"		% Delete Foreword
  setkey readline delbol		 "^U"	% Delete to Beginning of line
  setkey readline delbow		 "^W"	% Delete to Beginning of word
  setkey readline deleol		 "^K"	% Delete to End of line
  setkey readline trim		 "\e/"		% Trim whitespace
  setkey readline quoted_insert	 "^Q"		% Quoted insert
  setkey readline complete	 "\t"		% Complete filename
  setkey readline cycle		 " "		% Cycle among filenames
%setkey readline del "\e[3~"

% Own definitions
% interpret onekeyscore.sl:
  setkey article "OneKeyScore->create_score('f', +300, 'a', 0, 1);" "^i"
  setkey article "OneKeyScore->create_score('f', -300, 'a', 0, 1);" "^o"
  setkey article "OneKeyScore->create_score('f', -9000, 'a', 0, 1);" "^p"
  setkey article OneKeyScore->ignore_subthread "^K"
  setkey article OneKeyScore->watch_subthread "^W"

% interpret metamail.sl:
  setkey article pipe_to_metamail "m"

% interpret get-by-mid.sl 
  setkey article GetByMid->get_article    "\el"

% interpret gnupg.sl
  setkey article gnupg->verify_signature "V"
  setkey article gnupg->import_key       "\e^K"

% interpret mark_and_go.sl
  setkey article mark_and_go "\en"
  setkey group   mark_and_go "\en"

% interpret color.sl
  setkey article edit_colors "\ec"

% interpret quit.sl
%  setkey article hide_article_or_quit "q"

% This is a special hack for HP terminals to get the arrow keys working.  
% Are there any other terminals being used with non-ANSI arrow keys?
#if$TERM hpterm
  setkey group line_up "\eA"
  setkey group line_down "\eB"
  setkey article header_line_down "\eB"
  setkey article header_line_up "\eA"
  setkey article article_left "\eD"
  setkey article article_right "\eC"
#endif