Re: unreadable message
Hi Reiner! Sorry, I overlooked your message, thus I am late. > > Where do you look at the unreadable, "encrypted" message? If I am not mistaken all that happened in the very same buffer where I type my replies. That's ~/News/drafts/drafts/1, or something like that. That was really strange. There was nothing unusual in my email, excluding may be a very long url with lots of "%" characters that I copied from my web browser (FF). Another thing I should probably mention is that the weirdness seems to occur when emails are rather long. I do recall this strange encryption happened when the size of my emails exceeded the average size. That's (a small) excerpt to show how it all looks. Not bad, eh ? :) The origianl cryptic message is may be five times as long as this bit. MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 tdGCINCx0L7Qu9GM0YjQvtC5INC/0LvQsNGB0YIg0LIg0YHQvtC30L3QsNC90LjQuCDQvdCw0YDQ vtC00LAuINCT0LvQsNCy0L3Ri9C5INC20LUg0LzQvtC80LXQvdGCINC30LTQtdGB0YwNCi0tINGN 0YLQviDQvtGC0LLRgNCw0YnQtdC90LjQtSDQvtGCINC20LjQtNC+0LLRgdC60L7QuSDQuNC00LXQ vtC70L7Qs9C40Lgg0Lgg0LzQvtGA0LDQu9C4LiDQmNC00LXQvtC70L7Qs9C40Lgg0LzQtdGA0LfQ utC+0LksDQrQutGA0L7QstC+0LbQsNC00L3QvtC5LCDQvdC10YHRg9GJ0LXQuSDQt9C70L4g0LzQ vtC10LzRgyDQvdCw0YDQvtC00YMgKNC4INC90LUg0YLQvtC70YzQutC+INC10LzRgw0KaHR0cDov L3d3dy5ydXNwcmF2Lm9yZy8yMDA4L1NlcHRlbWJlci9KZXdQb2lzb24uaHRtbCkuIA0K0JLRgdGR INC20LUg0LIg0LjRgtC+0LPQtSDRgdCy0L7QtNC40YLRgdGPINC6INC60L7QvdC60YDQtdGC0L3Q vtC5INGA0LXQsNC70LjQt9Cw0YbQuNC4LiDQp9GC0L4g0YLQvtC70LrRgyDQvtGCDQrQsNCx0YHR gtGA0LDQutGC0L3QvtC5INGC0LXQvtGA0LjQuCwg0LXRgdC70Lgg0L7QvdCwINC90LjQutC+0LzR gyDQvdC1INC90YPQttC90LA/INCf0L7RjdGC0L7QvNGDLCDQtdGB0LvQuCDQutC+0L3QutGA0LXR gtC90LDRjw0K0YDQtdCw0LvQuNC30LDRhtC40Y8g0YXRgNC40YHRgtC40LDQvdGB0YLQstCwINGH 0YPQttC00LAg0LbQuNC00L7Qu9GO0LHQuNGOIC0tINGN0YLQviDQvtGH0LXQvdGMINGF0L7RgNC+ 0YjQviwg0L3QviDQu9C40YjRjA0K0L/RgNC4INGD0YHQu9C+0LLQuNC4LCDRh9GC0L4g0Y3RgtC+ INC00LXQudGB0YLQstC40YLQtdC70YzQvdC+INGC0LDQui4g0JAg0LjQtyDQstGB0LXRhSDQuNC3 0LLQtdGB0YLQvdGL0YUg0L3QsNGD0LrQtQ0K0YXRgNC40YHRgtC40LDQvdGB0LrQuNGFINC00LXQ vdC+0LzQuNC90LDRhtC40Lkg0LTQsNC90L3Ri9C8INC30LDQvNC10YfQsNGC0LXQu9GM0L3Ri9C8 INC60LDRh9C10YHRgtCy0L7QvCDRgNC10LDQu9GM0L3Qvg0K0L7QsdC70LDQtNCw0LXRgiwg0L/Q vtGF0L7QttC1LCDRgtC+0LvRjNC60L4g0J/RgNCw0LLQvtGB0LvQsNCy0LjQtS4gDQoNCj4g0J/R gNC+INCx0L7RgNGM0LHRgyDRhtC10YDQutCy0Lgg0YEg0LrQvtC80LzRg9C90LjRgdGC0LDQvNC4 INC90LjRh9C10LPQviDRgdC60LDQt9Cw0YLRjCDQvdC1INC80L7Qs9GDIC0tINC90LUg0YHQu9C4 0YjQutC+0LwNCj4g0L/QvtGB0LLRj9GJ0ZHQvSDQsiDQuNGB0YLQvtGA0LjRji4NCg0KaHR0cDov L3J1Lndpa2lwZWRpYS5vcmcvd2lraS8lRDAlQTElRDAlQjUlRDElODAlRDAlQjMlRDAlQjglRDAl QjAlRDAlQkQlRDElODElRDElODIlRDAlQjIlRDAlQkUNCg0KPiDQntC00L3QsNC60L4g0YHRh9C4 0YLQsNGOLCDRh9GC0L4g0LzRg9C00YDQvtC1INGA0LXRiNC10L3QuNC1INGH0LDRgdGC0L4g0LzQ vtC20LXRgg0KPiDQstGL0LPQu9GP0LTQtdGC0Ywg0L7Rh9C10L3RjCDQvdC10L/QvtC/0YPQu9GP 0YDQvdGL0LwsINGH0LDRgdGC0L4g0LzQvtC20LXRgiDQvtGC0LvQuNGH0LDRgtGM0YHRjyDQvtGC INCz0LXRgNC+0LnRgdC60L7Qs9C+DQo+INC/0L7RgdGC0YPQv9C60LAg0Lgg0LzQvtC20LXRgiDQ uNC80LXRgtGMINGG0LXQu9GM0Y4g0YHQvtGF0YDQsNC90LXQvdC40LUg0LLQtdGH0L3Ri9GFINGG 0LXQvdC90L7RgdGC0LXQuTog0YfQtdC70L7QstC10YfQtdGB0LrQuNGFDQo+INC20LjQt9C90LXQ uSwg0LrRg9C70YzRgtGD0YDRiywg0LLQtdGA0YsuINCn0LDRgdGC0L4g0YHQv9Cw0YHQtdC90LjQ tSDQvdCw0YbQuNC4INC80L7QttC10YIg0LvQtdC20LDRgtGMINC90LUg0LINCj4g0L/Qu9C+0YHQ utC+0YHRgtC4INCy0L7QudC90YssINCwINCyINC/0LvQvtGB0LrQvtGB0YLQuCDQvNC40YDQvdC+ 0LPQviwg0YHQvtC30LjQtNCw0YLQtdC70YzQvdC+0LPQviwg0L/RgNC40LzQuNGA0Y/RjtGJ0LXQ s9C+DQo+INGB0L7QstC80LXRgdGC0L3QvtCz0L4g0YLRgNGD0LTQsCDQvdCwINC+0LHRidC10LUg 0LHQu9Cw0LPQvi4NCg0K0KHQv9Cw0YHQtdC90LjQtSDQu9C4PyDQryDQv9C+0L3QuNC80LDRjiwg 0L4g0YfRkdC8INGC0Ysg0LPQvtCy0L7RgNC40YjRjCDQuCDRgtC+0LbQtSDRj9Cy0LvRj9GO0YHR jCDQv9GA0L7RgtC40LLQvdC40LrQvtC8DQrQs9C70YPQv9C+0LPQviDQs9C10YDQvtC40LfQvNCw LiDQl9C00LXRgdGMLCDQvtC00L3QsNC60L4sINC80L3QtSDRgdC40YLRg9Cw0YbQuNGPINC/0YDQ tdC00YHRgtCw0LLQu9GP0LXRgtGB0Y8g0L3QtdGB0LrQvtC70YzQutC+DQrQuNC90LDRh9C1LiDQ nNCw0LvQviDRgtC+0LPQviwg0YfRgtC+INC80LjRgtGA0L7Qv9C+0LvQuNGCINCh0LXRgNCz0LjQ > >> It looked as if it had been encrypted and, of course, none of us >> could read it. That happend to my Gnus a couple of times >> recently. The last message is still in my outbox. I wonder if anyone >> has experienced anything similar? Please, share your thoughts. > > Bye, Reiner. > -- >,,, > (o o) > ---ooO-(_)-Ooo--- | PGP key available | http://rsteib.home.pages.de/ > > If you don't mind, please, guide me where to start the checkup. -- Rgds Alexey Today is Prickle-Prickle, the 55th day of Bureaucracy in the YOLD 3174 ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
error:...out of order
Dear all, I have put the following in my .gnus.el in order to save sent mail: (setq gnus-message-archive-method '(nnmbox "archive" (nnmbox-mbox-file "~/mail/sent-mail") (nnmbox-get-new-mail nil))) (setq gnus-message-archive-group "sent-mail") The first time I send a mail from a gnus session, I get the following error. Article mail.misc:1190 out of order The mail is sent but not saved in the file sent-mail. Strange enough, if I send again mails, I get no error and they are saved correctly. What does the error mean and what can I do to get rid of it ? Thanks ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
Remove group name from subject
Hi, I'm reading an archived mailing list in gnus as news. Each article subject starts with "[name-of-mailing-list]". Is it possible not to display this string in subjects? It clutters the threads view. Jiri Pejchal ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
Re: Remove group name from subject
george_007 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, > > I'm reading an archived mailing list in gnus as news. > Each article subject starts with "[name-of-mailing-list]". > > Is it possible not to display this string in subjects? > It clutters the threads view. > > > Jiri Pejchal In my group parameters, I have this to suppress the standard subject text part for the mail folder for all my SAS received posts. ((total-expire . t) (gnus-list-identifiers "SAS-L Digest -") (expiry-wait . 10)) gnus-list-identifiers is a variable defined in `gnus-sum.el'. Documentation: Regexp that matches list identifiers to be removed from subject. This can also be a list of regexps. sivaram -- ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
Re: How to get all unread news numbers of gnus?
Andy Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Hi, everyone! > > I want to write a function that notify gnus coming news. > And display unread news number in mode-line. > > But I don't know how to get the numbers of all unread news after execute > command 'gnus-group-get-new-news'. > > This have a command or variable that can do this? > > Thanks for your help! > > Regards. > > Andy. Answer myself question: (defun gnus-get-unread-news-number () "Get the total number of unread news of gnus group." (let (total-unread-news-number) (setq total-unread-news-number 0) (mapc '(lambda (g) (let* ((group (car g)) (unread (gnus-group-unread group))) (when (and (numberp unread) (> unread 0)) (setq total-unread-news-number (+ total-unread-news-number unread) gnus-newsrc-alist) total-unread-news-number)) Enjoy! -- Andy. ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
Re: unreadable message
On Wed, Oct 01 2008, Alexey Pustyntsev wrote: >> Where do you look at the unreadable, "encrypted" message? > > If I am not mistaken all that happened in the very same buffer where I > type my replies. That's ~/News/drafts/drafts/1, or something like > that. That was really strange. Are you saying it happened *during* composing a message, *before* sending it? If so, I have no idea why this might happen. But the excerpt below looks like an archived (outgoing) article: > MIME-Version: 1.0 > Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 > Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 > > tdGCINCx0L7Qu9GM0YjQvtC5INC/0LvQsNGB0YIg0LIg0YHQvtC30L3QsNC90LjQuCDQvdCw0YDQ [...] > There was nothing unusual in my email, excluding may be a very long > url with lots of "%" characters that I copied from my web browser > (FF). Another thing I should probably mention is that the weirdness > seems to occur when emails are rather long. I do recall this strange > encryption happened when the size of my emails exceeded the average > size. Using "Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64" (what you called "encrypted") happens when there are many 8bit characters (`mm-qp-or-base64'). There's nothing wrong with that. > After the weird message was sent, I can look at it in my outbox > (nnml:outbox) only. Bye, Reiner. -- ,,, (o o) ---ooO-(_)-Ooo--- | PGP key available | http://rsteib.home.pages.de/ ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
Re: How many articles to fetch from a group
Andreas Davour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Once again I've failed to find what I need in the manual. I use gnus for > mail, and even when I've forcefully marked mail for expiration they seem > to linger, since every time I enter a group gnus asks me "How many > articles from nnfolder:INBOX" and I'm getting annoyed at that showing up > all the time, and the number of articles i.e. the "default " is > only getting larger all the time. Hi, you can put in your initfile (setq gnus-large-newsgroup 1000) You will then be prompted when entering a group only if it contains more than a thousand message. You may also try (setq nnmail-expiry-wait 1) By default, expired messages are only deleted after one week; this will shorten that duration to one day. Finally there is the function gnus-summary-expire-articles which deletes all articles that are marked as expirable in the current group. Hope that helps ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
