Emanuel Berg writes:
> ("YES" -1000 nil e "X-Spam-Flag"))
> (mark-and-expunge -999)
> )
I don't have X-Spam-Flag in my extra headers, but I have To. If I score
on that, it works as expected:
(("extra"
("la...@gnus.org" nil nil s "To")))
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Nomen Nescio writes:
> Retrieving newsgroup: nntp+news.gmane.org:gwene.com.fatwallet.hotdeals...
> Fetching headers for nntp+news.gmane.org:gwene.com.fatwallet.hotdeals...
> byte-code: Invalid read syntax: ". in wrong context"
> Mark saved where search started
> ===8<-
Marcin Włodarczak writes:
> In another attempt to move over to Gnus, I have been trying to figure
> out a thing I have stubled over previously. So I have auto-expiry turn
> on in my inbox and when I open an email, it is correctly marked as
> expirable. However, when I then move a message to anoth
Lars Ingebrigtsen writes:
>>> I would also recommend using scoring instead
>>> of killing.
>>
>> OK, I did this:
>> (setq gnus-extra-headers '(To Cc Keywords Gcc Newsgroups X-Spam-Flag))
>
> Did you also tweak nnmail-extra-headers?
You are right I didn't do that, and there is an
interesting reas
Bill Harris writes:
> ,
> | Mail source (pop :server pop.gmail.com :port 995 :user
> | @gmail.com :password :stream ssl) error (POP SSL
> | connexion failed). Continue? (yes or no)
> `
>
> If I don't get that message, it works just fine.
>
> When I'm sending a message, a
Emanuel Berg writes:
> Lars Ingebrigtsen writes:
>
>> I would also recommend using scoring instead
>> of killing.
>
> OK, I did this:
>
> (setq gnus-extra-headers '(To Cc Keywords Gcc Newsgroups X-Spam-Flag))
Did you also tweak nnmail-extra-headers?
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Lars Ingebrigtsen writes:
> I would also recommend using scoring instead
> of killing.
OK, I did this:
(setq gnus-extra-headers '(To Cc Keywords Gcc Newsgroups X-Spam-Flag))
And in ~/News/nnml:mail.misc.SCORE
(("extra"
("YES" -1000 nil e "X-Spam-Flag")))
But still with `V t' it
David Mann writes:
> I find that when pressing 'g' in the Group buffer, gnus will hang in the
> midst of fetching from imap.gmail.com, usually fetching about 90K of
> data and then freezing. I can press C-g and then press 'g' again and it
> is able to complete fetching the mail. After a while (
"Andrzej A. Filip" writes:
> How to add hook to nntp-prepare-post-hook in ~/.gnus?
> Simple minded attempt below has no effect:
>
> (add-hook 'nntp-prepare-post-hook 'my-nntp-rewrite)
>
> * package emacs24 in Debian/testing
> * gnus is started via gnus-unplugged
It's a server variable, so yo
Emanuel Evans writes:
> Hi! I'm trying to use fancy splitting with nnimap like so:
>
> (nnimap-split-fancy
> (| (to "\\([-_[:alnum:]]+\\)@noreply\\.github\\.com" "github.\\1")
> ;; etc.
> ))
>
> The problem: it seems to not match the whole "To" field, so (for
> instance) "database_clea..
ZWu writes:
> newbie to Gnus. Encounter gibberish for non-English characters:
>
> 1. When press ENTER into a group, 'minibuffer' will remind to input the
> number of articles to display, but minibuffer show group name as
> gibberish:
This should now be fixed in emacs-25.
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Emanuel Berg writes:
> How do I automatically kill mails that are
>
> X-Spam-Flag: YES
>
> ?
>
> I tried
>
> (gnus-kill "X-Spam-Flag" "YES" '(gnus-summary-mark-as-read nil "X") t)
>
> in my KILL file but it won't evaluate.
I would guess that that header isn't included in the ones that ar
ZWu writes:
> I am saving ~/.authinfo.gpg (Gnus imap password info), Emacs ask
> for 'recipients':
>
>
>
> From, the picture, press either `m' or `u', minibuffer reminds: "no
> key on this line".
>
> What the hell does this mean?
If you had a list of recipients, then they would have been display
Emanuel Berg writes:
>>> How can I then view the mail/post with Gnus (i.e.,
>>> the shortcuts etc. intact) but see the post as if
>>> I would use cat(1) in the shell?
>>
>> How about typing "| cat RET"?
>
> Wonderful!
>
> I wrote this -
>
> (defun gnus-article-cat-message () (interactive)
> (gnus
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
>> How can I then view the mail/post with Gnus (i.e.,
>> the shortcuts etc. intact) but see the post as if
>> I would use cat(1) in the shell?
>
> How about typing "| cat RET"?
Wonderful!
I wrote this -
(defun gnus-article-cat-message ()
(interactive)
Emanuel writes:
> How can I then view the mail/post with Gnus (i.e., the
> shortcuts etc. intact) but see the post as if I would
> use cat(1) in the shell?
How about typing "| cat RET"?
Best regards,
Adam
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s
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> So you expect raw mode not to show you raw bytes,
> but utf-8 decoded text?
OK, let's rephrase...
As you know there are some washing performed to make
the mails/posts look good. Rarely, but still, washing
doesn't work and instead it messes up some detai
Emanuel writes:
> In the *bodies* of the archived mails (which are files in UTF-8) the
> Swedish chars are now shown, but after `C-u g' in Gnus article mode it
> is the same old -
So you expect raw mode not to show you raw bytes, but utf-8 decoded text?
Best regards,
Adam
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a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
>> Then the only issue left is why the UTF-8 don't
>> show up in the raw article mode.
>
> They won't, because the standards (RFCs) do not
> allow 8-bit characters in headers, as I just wrote
> above. "Raw" headers must be encoded, in the way
> specified in
Teemu Likonen writes:
>> Only the Subject is now
>> =?utf-8?B?w6XDpMO2IMOFw4TDlg==?
>
> And that's how it should be. Headers must be "Q" or
> "B" coded (quoted printable or base64,
> respectively).
>
> It is actually possible to make headers unencoded
> with variable gnus-group-posting-charset-al
Emanuel writes:
> a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
>>> Only the Subject is now =?utf-8?B?w6XDpMO2IMOFw4TDlg==?
>> 8-bit is not allowed in headers; rfc2047 specifies
>> how to encode non-ascii values in headers - the
>> result is what you see.
> Then the only issue left is why the UTF-8
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