Yuri D'Elia writes:
> msmtp is a nice solution, but I don't really want to store the
> password on disk (typing at every message is not a nice solution
> either).
You can save it encrypted in ~/.authinfo.gpg.
> I tried to go with the smtpmail route, but failed quickly.
>
> I have an SMTP server
On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 17:42:25 +0100
Richard Riley wrote:
> My code above selects the msmtp profile to use based on the From
> address which, im turn, is set by gnus-posting-styles but hopefully you
> can adjust as appropriate.
>
> Googling up the key vars above and msmtp should provide the info
Stephen Leake writes:
Hi Stephen,
>> Deciding if I'm connected to the university's network is easy,
>> because there I get an IP starting with 141.26, so here's my code.
>>
>>
>> (defun th-uni-network-p ()
>> "Return non-nil, if the computer is connected to the uni network."
>> (catch 'in-un
Hi,
I am discovering all the ways in which gnus can be tweaked, and that's
great. There is one thing that I haven't figured out from the docs
though.
(Using nnimap,) is it possible to set up scoring in such a way that
messages below a certain score are automatically marked as expirable ?
I woul
> "bgmrao" == bgmrao writes:
bgmrao> On Tue, 21 Dec 2010 08:37:41 -0500, Andrew Cohen
bgmrao> said:
>> Not true! Since nnir now supports raw imap queries you can easily
>> search on the date. Imap supports the following date-related
>> queries:
>> SENTBEFORE SENTON
Andrew Cohen writes:
Hi Andrew,
> Tassilo> To get enter a group showning only the "right" articles,
> Tassilo> there's no general way, I guess. At least for IMAP groups,
> Tassilo> you might be able to use a search on a group (`G G')
> Tassilo> instead of entering it (at some po
Tassilo Horn writes:
> Deciding if I'm connected to the university's network is easy, because
> there I get an IP starting with 141.26, so here's my code.
>
>
> (defun th-uni-network-p ()
> "Return non-nil, if the computer is connected to the uni network."
> (catch 'in-uni-network
> (doli
On Tue, 21 Dec 2010 08:37:41 -0500, Andrew Cohen said:
> Not true! Since nnir now supports raw imap queries you can easily search
> on the date. Imap supports the following date-related queries:
> SENTBEFORE
> SENTON
> SENTSINCE
> SINCE
> BEFORE
Could you please
> "Tassilo" == Tassilo Horn writes:
Tassilo> bgm...@gmail.com writes: Hi Madhu,
[...]
Tassilo> To get enter a group showning only the "right" articles,
Tassilo> there's no general way, I guess. At least for IMAP groups,
Tassilo> you might be able to use a search on a grou
Tassilo Horn writes:
> Richard Riley writes:
>
> Hi Rich,
>
>>> ,[ (info "(gnus)Limiting") ]
>>> | `/ w'
>>> | Pop the previous limit off the stack and restore it
>>> | (`gnus-summary-pop-limit'). If given a prefix, pop all limits off
>>> | the stack.
>>> `
>>
>>
>> It wo
bgm...@gmail.com writes:
Hi Madhu,
> Sorry, I meant summary buffer. (getting back to using gnus after a
> long while).
>
> > ,[ (info "(gnus)Limiting") ]
> > | `/ t'
> > | Ask for a number and then limit the summary buffer to articles
> > | older than (or equal to) t
Richard Riley writes:
Hi Rich,
>> ,[ (info "(gnus)Limiting") ]
>> | `/ w'
>> | Pop the previous limit off the stack and restore it
>> | (`gnus-summary-pop-limit'). If given a prefix, pop all limits off
>> | the stack.
>> `
>
>
> It would be nice (or is there) to have a va
> I think you mean the summary buffer, right?
Sorry, I meant summary buffer. (getting back to using gnus after a
long while).
> ,[ (info "(gnus)Limiting") ]
> | `/ t'
> | Ask for a number and then limit the summary buffer to articles
> | older than (or equal to
Tassilo Horn writes:
> bgm...@gmail.com writes:
>
> Hi Madhu,
>
>> How do I restrict the article buffer to "today's"/"This week's"
>> articles only; and include/exclude dormant/read articles?
>
> I think you mean the summary buffer, right?
>
> ,[ (info "(gnus)Limiting") ]
> | `/ t'
> | A
bgm...@gmail.com writes:
Hi Madhu,
> How do I restrict the article buffer to "today's"/"This week's"
> articles only; and include/exclude dormant/read articles?
I think you mean the summary buffer, right?
,[ (info "(gnus)Limiting") ]
| `/ t'
| Ask for a number and then limit the summar
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