Eric Abrahamsen <e...@ericabrahamsen.net> writes: Hello, i think i find the problem, but i cannot repair it. ALL messages with error in gnus contain a combination !2 in the file name. This was used on Windows for correct working of imap folders, because : is forbidden.
if i change !2 in :2 (this assumes gnus, i read), the message is accepted. But how could i change the string inside the filename from !2 to :2 ? Perhaps with dired, but i dont know how? Any ideas? Regards Poul > physiculus <physicu...@gmail.com> writes: > >> xuqi <haoy...@expoundite.net> writes: >> >> Hello, >> thank you and Eric very much for help. I can't help, because i do not fully >> understand, what goes wrong. > > No, that's perfect! That basically confirms my suspicion that some of > your message filenames are causing nnmaildir to fail. They're probably > these: > > /home/held/Maildirnm/karlderletzte/INBOX/cur/1554399542.4634_1560.shinri,U=651:2,S > /home/held/Maildirnm/karlderletzte/Sent/cur/1554294583.6ad7d1c538e8c734.shinri:2,,U=22:2,S!2,S > /home/held/Maildirnm/karlderletzte/Sent/cur/1554294638.4676_1518.shinri,U=23!2,S > /home/held/Maildirnm/karlderletzte/INBOX/cur/1554292397.3889_1547.shinri,U=645:2,RS > > I'll open a bug report and see if anyone else can help. My last question > for you is: do you think Gnus/nnmaildir made these files, or is there a > chance that you're just using Gnus to read a maildir installation that > was created by a different program? > > Eric _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
