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From: Jim Riffle <rif@ns.kconline.com>
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Subject: innd's junk directory
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Anyone know if you can configure innd so that it doesn't write all of the
"junk" articles to its junk directory?

I would like it to either just refuse messages that would be stored there,
or just not to save them.  Right now I have cron deleting that junk
directory on a regular basis.  It just seems like a complete waste of
resources to write that file, and delete it 30 minutes later when that
news drive already gets enough action.

Thanks in advance,
Jim