"Andrzej A. Filip" <andrzej.fi...@gmail.com> writes:
> How to make gnus store copies of usent posts in IMAP
> folder in exactly the same format as they are sent
> to usenet?
There are several ways to do that, though I don't know
exactly what you mean by "exactly the same format".
The best and most "automatic" way I've found is to set
`gnus-message-archive-group'. In my case, as I use
nnml for mail, it looks like this:
(setq gnus-message-archive-group "nnml:mail.sent")
This will insert a Gcc header to your outgoing
messages:
Gcc: nnml:mail.sent
In effect, you are archiving your outgoings by sending
them to yourself.
As for the "same format", in nnml you get a file on
your filesystem for each message. With the 'file'
command, it tells me the files are "news or mail,
ASCII text" - all files (mails and news), so that's
pretty much the same format, I'd say. (Of course, most
often I access them from Gnus, but sometimes as
filesystem files, yes.)
If you get tired of seeing the Gcc header all the
time, use
(setq message-hidden-headers '( ... "Gcc:") )
If you don't like this method, there are hooks to the
message-mode:
message-send-hook
message-send-mail-hook
message-send-news-hook
message-sent-hook
You can setup those to save your messages in any way
you like.
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