I have Gnus installed on 2 computers ("desktop" and "laptop"). I would
like my groups to have exactly the same parameters in both cases. It
doesn't have to be completely automatic, but not completely manual,
either; that is, I want to avoid doing G c on each group on each
computer and entering th
Ian Zimmerman gmail.com> writes:
> Hi. For some odd reasons, I like all my groups served by my IMAP
> server, even those that are really newsgroups. I do this by reading the
> newsfeed with suck [1] in a cronjob and mailing the articles to myself.
> This works pretty well, b
Philipp Haselwarter gmx.de> writes:
> #+begin_src emacs-lisp
> (setq group-parameter '(("gnus" (to-list . "info-gnus-english gnu.org"))
> ("emacs" (to-list . "help-gnu-emacs gnu.org"
> #+end_src
> ...or be lazy and set it to the empty string "" for /all/ of your
> m
hould
be followed up to with a news post?
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Harry> Is there such a command?
Ian> If nothing else, M-# M-& ? should work.
Sorry, this was a case of my fingers knowing more than my head :-)
It should be: T # M-& ?
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Harry> Is there such a command?
If nothing else, M-# M-& ? should work.
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>> On No Gnus v0.17, GNU Emacs 23.3.1 (i386-mingw-nt5.1.2600) of
^
I bet the problem is there. (also your other problem with quoting.)
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Burton> Sivaram, Bug submitted. Thanks for the attempt at helping.
What happens when you type C-c C-y in the reply window?
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Philip> 2. The "From:" field is populated by a junk email id,
Philip> constructed from my username on the local machine and the local
Philip> machine's hostname. I have to edit this field also every time so
Philip> that it is my proper email address.
Customize user-
and apologies for a relatively long and ranty post.
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to be useful, but that
would be by chance, not by design, and the results might be
different in the future.
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run as often or as rarely as you like, independently of how often you
read your mail.
[1]
http://home.gna.org/feed2imap
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method? I'm interested mainly in
the answer for nnimap as that is my primary method.
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ut tracing the execution I would never understand
why the variable, which was nil when I'd visited it in customize,
suddenly acquired a value.
3. The default value itself is strange. If info- is included, why not
-announce, or the many other variations on that theme?
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he
list starts with "info-" which matches the latter variable.
A workaround should be setting my own rmail-dont-reply-to-names. I
haven't tried yet but I'm confident it will work.
Can we just agree that this interface needs improvement? ;-)
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on't really know why you would want to have separate
Adam> connections. It sounded on one of your earlier emails like you
Adam> wanted to _avoid_ multiple connections?)
Yes, but I can imagine it might be useful. The IMAP server could offer
different groups/mailboxes on the plain and en
ver. Right?
Adam> Maybe try and report back?
Hmm yes, it does seem to work. I wonder how, though? How does Gnus
know that this virtual server is the same as my primary one? Is it
keyed by the string address? That would mean you couldn't have a TLS
and a plaintext connection to the sam
owup-to is unchanged from default, i.e. 'use
Bug or misunderstanding?
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to open another connection - it's somewhere between 5 and
10 seconds.
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vides.
GUI user agents such as Sylpheed and Claws seem to know how to do this,
can Gnus be told to do it?
If not, I can hack it by always Bcc'ing myself and having a filter on
the server to direct those copies to the folder. But I would rather not
have to.
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When I hit a thread with a long prehistory which is hidden because I
have read all the articles in it, I try this command (bound to A T by
default) to get some context. Sometimes it works, displaying the read
articles from the thread origin to the first unread article. More
often, though, it doe
I am trying to post news through the mail-to-news gateway
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Their protocol is that the mail must
already have a Newsgroups: header with the groups I'm posting to. But
unfortunately this confuses message-news-p into thinking it should
really be posted through news. Does anyone ha
On 12/13/05, David Z Maze <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does anybody send legitimate mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] It
> appears to me to be an unmonitored mail-to-news gateway, which makes
> gnu.emacs.gnus the only newsgroup I read that has substantial spam
> (ironic, given that the concept originated
Ian> People in mailing lists often use broken MUAs or else are just
Ian> careless and ignore thread structure when posting. Is there any
Ian> way in Gnus to say "the current article is a followup to article
Ian> foo" and display it as such from now on?
[...]
Thanks for your reply (and the othe
My main mail source is a directory with multiple spool folders,
into which I split with procmail. I prefer splitting with procmail
to Gnus' built-in nnmail-split mechanism for various reasons and
don't want to change that. Now what if I want to fetch from the
default system mailbox /var/mail/foo
People in mailing lists often use broken MUAs or else are just careless
and ignore thread structure when posting. Is there any way in Gnus to
say "the current article is a followup to article foo" and display it as
such from now on? In the absence of a nicer way, perhaps edit the
current article
Since individual.net became unavailable to those of us without an Euro
account, I gave up on most newsgroups and started reading mailing lists
on related topics. I also switched to nnimap as my mail reading method.
Thus I ended up with nnimap as gnus-select-method, and
nntp+news.gmane.org as my o
Flatty> Is there a way to make gnus NOT check the primary server and
Flatty> even NOT use it at all ? I tried setting the variable
Flatty> gnus-select-method to nil but gnus allways wants a nntp server !
Adam> Perhaps you can use nnnil as the primary server?
Adam> Something like:
Adam> (setq g
Hello. I find that the "S" mark does not persist from one Gnus session
to another. To be precise, the usual situation is this: I start reading
a thread I find interesting. I save it, but it is not headed by the
original post; that one (and a few followups) has already gone by. I
recall them wi
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