I set up a USENET group on my board, configured one area and successfully imported messages, timed event runs which imports/exports messages correctly, however, when listing messages in the sub I see, for example:

Subject: Some Subject From: Some User To: comp.sys.raspberry-pi

Is there a setting that shows the To: User Name instead of to the sub-area?

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Re: USENET & Newslink.js
By: Mortifis to All on Wed Nov 13 2019 10:50 am

I set up a USENET group on my board, configured one area and successfully imported messages, timed event runs which imports/exports messages correctly, however, when listing messages in the sub I see, for example:

Subject: Some Subject From: Some User To: comp.sys.raspberry-pi

Is there a setting that shows the To: User Name instead of to the sub-area?

Not if the original message did not have any "To" header fields.

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Re: USENET & Newslink.js
By: Mortifis to All on Wed Nov 13 2019 10:50:05

I set up a USENET group on my board, configured one area and successfully

imported messages, timed event runs which imports/exports messages correctly, however, when listing messages in the sub I see, for example:

Subject: Some Subject From: Some User To: comp.sys.raspberry-pi

Is there a setting that shows the To: User Name instead of to the sub-area?

there's no such thing as a To: user in news articles... they're just like articles in your newspaper ;)


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Re: USENET & Newslink.js
By: Mortifis to All on Wed Nov 13 2019 10:50:05

I set up a USENET group on my board, configured one area and

successfully

imported messages, timed event runs which imports/exports messages correctly, however, when listing messages in the sub I see, for

example:

Subject: Some Subject From: Some User To:

comp.sys.raspberry-pi

Is there a setting that shows the To: User Name instead of to the sub-area?

there's no such thing as a To: user in news articles... they're just

like

articles in your newspaper ;)

Interesting, when I read the imported newsfeed from comp.sys.raspberry-pi
in my message base the To: field says "comp.sys.raspberry-pi" and when I
go to https://comp.sys.raspberry-pi.narkive.com/hxW43zqo/pcmanfm-how-to- set-the-preferred-order-of-open-with I see all of the To:'s and From's
with people's names .... how does one acount for that?

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Re: Re: USENET & Newslink.js
By: Mortifis to Rampage on Wed Nov 13 2019 07:36 pm

Re: USENET & Newslink.js
By: Mortifis to All on Wed Nov 13 2019 10:50:05

I set up a USENET group on my board, configured one area and

successfully

imported messages, timed event runs which imports/exports messages correctly, however, when listing messages in the sub I see, for

example:

Subject: Some Subject From: Some User To:

comp.sys.raspberry-pi

Is there a setting that shows the To: User Name instead of to the sub-area?

there's no such thing as a To: user in news articles... they're just

like

articles in your newspaper ;)

Interesting, when I read the imported newsfeed from comp.sys.raspberry-pi
in my message base the To: field says "comp.sys.raspberry-pi" and when I
go to https://comp.sys.raspberry-pi.narkive.com/hxW43zqo/pcmanfm-how-to- set-the-preferred-order-of-open-with I see all of the To:'s and From's
with people's names .... how does one acount for that?

When I go to that https URL, I only see "from" names. It's possible that some articles will add X-Apparently-To or X-Comment-To header fields, in which case, newslink.js will import those header fields as a "To" field, but use of those header fields is not ubiquitous.

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