I was having a problem with one of my mail-folders. In an experiment
to see if I could solve this, I ran gnus-cache-generate-nov-databases
and gnus-cache-generate-active
Now whenever I try to enter any of my main mail-groups, I get a
message such as "Couldn't activate group nnfolder:inbox: No suc
On Wed, Nov 09 2005, Bastien wrote:
> Joe Fineman writes:
>> Also, is there an easy way -- short of naming away .newsrc -- to
>> tell Gnus, this time, just to bring up my mail & not bother with the
>> newsgroups?
>
> (gnus-no-server) should be enough.
[...]
> If you set your nnml groups to level
At 03:11 on nov 9 2005, leon said :
> Wow, the second one looks better. Love it! By the way, do you know how
> to set the threading signs (those Unicode) to a different colour than
> the subject line?
Well, i never took time to think about it, but regarding my
gnus-summary-line-format (that i pi
Sébastien Kirche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> At 03:11 on nov 9 2005, leon said :
>
> Well, i never took time to think about it, but regarding my
> gnus-summary-line-format (that i picked from somewhere on the web with a
> little tweaking) the threading signs *should* be displayed with the
> gnus
There must be some clever gnus user out there who has some
configuration to automatically extract the contents of an ms-tnef
attachment and dislay the embedded attachments as standard ones,
right?
I've googled, but the results didn't meet my expectations. What's the
preferred way of dealing with
Reiner Steib writes:
> Just little correction:
>
> ,[ (info "(gnus)Group Levels") ]
> |It is recommended that you keep all your mail groups (if any) on
> | quite low levels (e.g. 1 or 2).
> `
Any hints about the "why" ? I don't see any justification of this in
the manual.
So far I'v
On Wed, Nov 09 2005, Bastien wrote:
> Reiner Steib writes:
[...]
>> ,[ (info "(gnus)Group Levels") ]
>> |It is recommended that you keep all your mail groups (if any) on
>> | quite low levels (e.g. 1 or 2).
>> `
>
> Any hints about the "why" ? I don't see any justification of this in
David Sumbler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I was having a problem with one of my mail-folders. In an experiment
> to see if I could solve this, I ran gnus-cache-generate-nov-databases
> and gnus-cache-generate-active
>
> Now whenever I try to enter any of my main mail-groups, I get a
> message s
I use nnfolder: for my mail groups. When entering a group, Gnus asks
me how many articles to fetch if there are more than 200 (the
default).
Lately I seem to be getting some odd behaviour, where Gnus says that
there are far more mails than there really are in a group. For
instance, at the moment
David Sumbler writes:
> Why is Gnus asking me about articles that no longer exist, and how
> do I prevent this behaviour?
I have experienced similar weird behavior in the past. Maybe try to
update the nnfolder backend in the server buffer (^ g).
--
Bastien
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Bastien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> David Sumbler writes:
>
>> Why is Gnus asking me about articles that no longer exist, and how
>> do I prevent this behaviour?
>
> I have experienced similar weird behavior in the past. Maybe try to
> update the nnfolder backend in the server buffer (^ g).
Th
Bastien <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> David Sumbler writes:
>
>> Why is Gnus asking me about articles that no longer exist, and how
>> do I prevent this behaviour?
>
> I have experienced similar weird behavior in the past. Maybe try to
> update the nnfolder backend in the server buffer (^ g).
I
Xavier Maillard <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> AFAIK, after lot of RTFMs, I don't really see any good
> alternative than to use agent. I have enabled it again since I
> can't live without mails. I tweaked it more carefully. I will see
> if that's ok after a couple of days.
The most likely performa
wayne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ok, I have a wierd one that I hope someone has heard of before. I've
> poked around some, but I can't find the cause. I confess I haven't
> dug deeply into the code though.
>
> A while back, I suddenly started to accumulate old .overview~[0-9]*~
> files in my
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