Tassilo Horn tass...@member.fsf.org writes:
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Tassilo H wrote:
Well, since you already have some servers, you probably want to add that
to your `gnus-secondary-select-methods'.
I'm kind of confused about the difference getting to imap that way as
apposed to the Foreign-group method starting with `B'.
Is there any thing better about either, or are they basically the same?
Harry wrote:
My aim is a bit more than just receiving mail that way. I hope to be
able to subscribe to various google groups by mail and end up with
something sort of similar to nntp access to those groups.
Tassilo responds:
I do exactly that using my fastmail account. Therefore, I do
server-side SIEVE message splitting using the List-Id header, so that
all messages of a mailing list go into one special group. That works
totally great! :-)
Do you know any handy urls that show examples of SIEVE scripting?
The three main links for examples on:
http://www.fastmail.fm/docs/sieve/index.html#scripts
Are all dead links... they really need to update there web page.
Is that an indication of a general sorry state of management there? I
mean, do you see sloth, inattention and other kinds of baloney all
around, using your mail account?
I ask because I'm thinking of getting that service... it is quite
cheap and seems to offer quite a lot for the money. But if it's
mostly a big sorry fake out like a very lot of the stuff that one sees
online, I'd like to know that now...
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