Pankaj Jangid <pan...@codeisgreat.org> writes: > "Roland Winkler" <wink...@gnu.org> writes: > >> - How can I tell gnus (in a running emacs session) that I've rsync'ed >> all local user directories and gnus should update itself accordingly >> when, for example, articles are marked as read or expired. >> >> - Where does gnus store the information that I have read or marked for >> expiration some news or mail articles in a group? > > When you are rsync’ing between two machines, you need to do it for the > following files/directories: > > ~/News/ > ~/Mail/ > ~/.gnus.el > ~/emacs.d/ ; (this is required for syncing other Emacs settings) > ~/.newsrc ; (there are multiple formats newsrc.eld, newsrc.el > ; or just .newsrc, This is what you are looking for.) > ~/.authinfo.gpg ; (.newsrc, .authinfo etc.) > > Others, please add if I am missing some files/dirs.
I think one needs to save the dribble file, and copy it, too: ~/.newsrc-dribble Leo
