EXTENDED SYNTAX IN TRASHALL.LST AND KILLALL.LST

Extended syntax in TRASHALL.LST/KILLALL.LST-files now allows to specify
maximum age and minimum downloads for each file listed there. Also a
new feature allowing to automatically delete files when there are more
than a certain number matching in one area.

Works like this:

(File: KILLALL.LST):

;
; Demo Listfile
;
NODELIST.*, MaxCount 5     ; Hold a maximum of 5 nodelists
NODEDIFF.*, Days 30        ; Kill all diffs older than 30 days
FIDONEWS.*, MaxCount 5     ; Hold a maximum of 5 newsletters
TELIX425.*                 ; Kill each hack version of Telix 4.25
GOOFUP.*, Days 200, Dlds 3 ; Kill this file if older than 200 days and
                           ; downloaded less than 3 times
  
The global values from "KILLFILE" and "TRASHFILE" will be applied to all 
files except those matching one of those in that lists. The values "DAYS"
and "DLDS" are ANDed (as you can see above).

You may also enter "FILE.*, Days 250, Dlds 3, MaxCount 4", FileHerald will
then kill or trash this file when it is older than 250 days and downloaded
less than 3 times. If then more than 4 files remain, the oldest will be
removed.

"MaxCount" always deletes or trashes the oldest matching files first, thus
you will have the desired number of the latest versions of these programs
in any area. Note that "MaxCount" is only applied to a single area, if these
files are scattered over more than one they will not be detected!