* Hikaru Ichijyo in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> Is there a way I can make messages that I have already expired from
> the Summary buffer really disappear from view?
I use (setq nnmail-expiry-wait 'immediate), and both Z G nd Z R work for
me, they make E articles disappear immediately (which I marked with E
* Hikaru Ichijyo in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> I wanted to start using Emacs to handle my mail. I had initially
> decided to use VM, because while I like newsreaders, it didn't seem
> like a rational idea to use a mailreader that tries hard to think it
> can't delete anything.
Did you read about advanced
* die...@duenenhof-wilhelm.de (H. Dieter Wilhelm) in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> I hardly ever need to specify the description and type when attaching
> a file. Are there options for circumventing these queries? I don't
> care about the description and would like to specify the type, mostly
> for images, as
* Rémi Vanicat in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> Yes, it appear that side effect on my code did break searching again.
> I believe I have fixed most of my problem now.
Yes, accents appear correclty now on my side.
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* Remi Vanicat in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> Well, I hadn't change my gnus configuration, but another change to my
> Emacs configuration was the culprit. The problem come from a code I've
> borrowed[1], It break the way gnus was quoting my message.
> If anybody is interested, I've a version that does not
* Remi Vanicat in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> From recently, I've a problem when sending mail or posting with gnus:
> it doesn't seem to quote the accentuated letter anymore in header,
> making Emacs ask me about what encoding I want for them, and from time
> to time the mail will be reject from some server
* Denis Bitouzé in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> What do you mean by "Gnus" groups? Newsgroups, as provided by gmane
> for instance?
No, the notion of group in Gnus also applies to email messages. It is
just a container of messages, either stored locally or accessed through
IMAP for mails, or read via NNTP f
[ copy & fu2 gnus.emacs.gnus]
* Denis Bitouzé in gnu.emacs.help:
> I've just been told that when I reply (`r` or `F`) to a message from
> a mailing list, the `To` is the original message sender's address
> instead of the mailing list address, the latter being in the `Cc`
> field.
> It appears th
* Paul Rankin in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> How do I prevent Gnus from checking for new news at startup? Ideally
> just build the Group buffer then press `g' to connect.
For a one shot solution, you can start Gnus with gnus-no-server. If you
want to get this behaviour permanently, you should declare the p
* Le TeXnicien de surface
in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> What I would like to achieve now is to chose among some smtp servers
> which one to use to send a mail (I'm currently using 3 servers with
> 6 identities).
Gnus is not (yet :) a full SMTP server, so maybe it would be more
flexible to rely on the lo
* Emanuel Berg in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> I will definitely try this, because I have the same problem as the OP.
> I sort of solved it by putting *myself* in the KILL file, but that
> doesn't solve the problem the OP mentions (or sort of) that this only
> applies when I *enter* a group - optimally, I wo
* Les Harris in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> Is it possible to have different sorting and threading functions on
> a per group basis?
> I have a group using the nnrss backend and the feed comes with posts
> newest first and threaded. For this group, I would like posts to be
> sorted oldest first and have no
* Les Harris in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> Is it possible to have different sorting and threading functions on
> a per group basis?
Have a look at group and topic parameters:
http://www.gnus.org/manual/gnus_28.html
http://www.gnus.org/manual/gnus_39.html
You can also have a construct like this in your
* Rainer M Krug in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> I am looking for a nice dark color theme which works nicely with gnus.
> At the moment I am using leuven, but it is neither sdark (but at least
> not to bright) but some contrasts are just to low that one can not
> read the text.
You can have a look at solariz
* Alexander Baier in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> >- and to change the display order of groups within topics.
> >Could you tell me if it is possible to change the display order and
> >if so how?
> You can kill and then yank back groups and topics, just like you would
> do it with normal text in
> > (require 'gnus-load)
* Emanuel Berg in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> I have
> (load "gnus")
> - is there a difference? - anyway, it always worked.
require is less heavy than load, it can avoid reading the same file
several times when it is called at several places in the code.
gnus-load is also less
* Emanuel Berg in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> (add-to-list 'magic-mode-alist
>'("; kill" . gnus-kill-file-mode))
Try this :
(require 'gnus-load)
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* Dennis Yurichev in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> How to move to the next article with score more than 0?
Use , which is the default key for gnus-summary-best-unread-article.
> I just want to read only scored articles in group.
Or you can use limiting (/ v) to only keep article above a given score.
Then
* Eric Abrahamsen in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> I've also got:
> gnus-sort-gathered-threads-function -> gnus-thread-sort-by-date
> Which I'd think was correct.
> If no one else sees this it must be something I did, but I can't imagine what!
The default value for this one is gnus-thread-sort-by-number; c
* F. Durand in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> I've concluded that the state of a thread is the state of its first message.
> Thus, if you have an old thread with a new message, you won't remark it.
It depends on the sorting function you choose... I am using this setting
(for mails; for news I combine date an
* "John Wiegley" in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> I have threaded on, but I like threads to start out collapsed in my
> summary buffer. However, whenever I enter a group, it always expands
> the very first thread -- the one point is on. I find myself often
> hitting "T H" to re-collapse this.
> I've searched
* Michael Hohmuth in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> Here's the solution I use:
> ;; Do not show seconds in elapsed time
> (setq article-time-units
> `((year . ,(* 365.25 24 60 60))
> (week . ,(* 7 24 60 60))
> (day . ,(* 24 60 60))
> (hour . ,(* 60 60))
> (minute . 60)))
Nice also, thanks!
> | Yes, that might be closer to what the op would like. After some source
> | reading, it looks like that would require quite deep hacking inside
> | article-lapsed-string, so I can't propose a working solution quickly.
* Madhu in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> Turns out there an easy kludge to hide the seco
* Richard Riley in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> > (setq gnus-article-date-headers 'original)
> > (setq gnus-article-update-date-headers nil)
> That removes the lapsed altogether. I think the direction was more to
> keep lapsed (not animated) but not include seconds or?
> e.g combined-lapsed without the sec
* Guilherme Gondim in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> How can I hide the seconds from the article headers?
> > Date: Tue, 05 Apr 2011 18:34:33 +0300 (2 days, 6 hours, 28 seconds ago)
> ^^
These two settings did the trick for me:
(setq gnus-art
* Sébastien Vauban in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> > ---8<---[snipped 19 lines]---8<---
> I guess the above "elide" function is automatic. When pressing `C-h a', I see
> I only have one version of it, the one (`message-elide-region') which inserts
> ellipsis. How do you get a line-count?
See these messages:
* Gijs Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> See my post of yesterday and the reply from Katsumi Yamaoka.
Thanks, the fix suggested works for now.
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Hello,
When running latest Gnus CVS with latest Emacs snapshot (packaged for
Debian Sid by Romain Francoise), I get two errors :
Invalid buffer type: if
after displaying the group buffer
and
Invalid size: gnus-carpal
after trying to enter a group. This makes Gnus unusable, so I had to
revert
* William Xu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> Are there many differences between:
> 1. fetchmail -d $interval
> 2. a cron job running `fetchmail' every $interval
Not really (except you will have to start and stop fetchmail each time,
but the costs are negligible of course) ; I just feel
* anhnmncb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> How to fetch them in the background? Do you mean I throw fetchmail
> into crontab to let it run every some time?
No, fetchmail is *designed* to be run in the background ; you just have
to configure the default interval it will use between fetchin
> I have read in the manuals page some about procmail, but I see
> examples for procmail with nnmail and maildir format but no with mbox,
> how do this works?
I am not using procmail myself, but I remember it can work with mbox
files without problem. You might consider having a look at maildrop, i
> There are a way for show only for example the `user from name'? or only
> the `user e-mail address?, I mean, the mail-header-from var show both,
> how I can show only one?
Replace
(mail-header-from message-reply-headers)
by
(car
(mail-extract-address-components
(mail-header-from message-
> what I dont understand
> and have no read, is if "mail splitting", for example:
> (setq nnmail-split-methods
> '(("mail.junk" "^From:.*Lars Ingebrigtsen")
> ("mail.other" "")))
> store the mail in a mbox file called mail.junk and mail.other?, or is
> not mbox files?,
splitting only knows
> I store currently my mail in mbox, but all my mail is stored in the
> same mbox file, but I want to separate this, for example I'm subscried
> to some mailings lists, I want to store in other mbox file, how I can
> check this?
Either you rely on an external tool (IMHO maldrop is better than
proc
Hello,
> the error is when I just hit `F' for reply in news I get:
> Symbol's value as variable is void:
The message should be longer and tell which symbol has the problem.
Could you go into the *Messages* buffer (via C-x b or the Buffer menu)
and look if there is more information ?
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> mmm sure, I dont know hot to setup this :-(, I have copy-pasted your
> code in my .gnus but doesn't work, is needed some additional, can you
> tell me what please ? :-D
My code has two cases : one for news (the second one) and this should
work for you, and one for mail matching nnml: on group na
> Is your .gnus online? :D
No, it is quite unreadable, not well commented and contains some private
settings related to internal webservers. But the main parts are coming
from these files (commented in French, unfortunately) :
http://www.teaser.fr/~nchuche/gnus/gnus.el-1.11
http://www-verimag.im
> Hey, how you can change the "reply phrase", I mean this:
> * someusernamehere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in gnu.emacs.gnus:
My function to handle this is a bit complicated. Here it is as an
example, you might need to learn a bit more of Gnus and Emacs Lisp to
fully understand it.
(defun dw-message-ins
> > > Is possible this? insert
> > > message-insert-disposition-notification-to in Posting Styles
> > Yes, you can insert any header you need.
> and... how? :)
(setq gnus-posting-styles
'(
(message-this-is-mail
("From" "Dave Null <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>")
(signature-f
* someusernamehere <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in gnu.emacs.gnus:
> Is possible this? insert message-insert-disposition-notification-to in
> Posting Styles
Yes, you can insert any header you need.
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