I would like to do a search-engine like search on a (local, gnus) mail
archive. I just tried (in the directory where my mail resides)
M-x grep -i -nH -e "modular" $(grep -l "testInterpolant" *)
but this seems very clumsy. Any better idea?
Martin
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When searching articles using gnus-summary-search-article-forward or
backward, the search includes headers and body. Is it possible to search
only the body of the articles?
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Martin Rubey writes:
Hi Martin,
> I would like to do a search-engine like search on a (local, gnus) mail
> archive. I just tried (in the directory where my mail resides)
>
> M-x grep -i -nH -e "modular" $(grep -l "testInterpolant" *)
>
> but this seems very clumsy. Any better idea?
Yes, use a
Martin Rubey writes:
> I would like to do a search-engine like search on a (local, gnus) mail
> archive. I just tried (in the directory where my mail resides)
>
> M-x grep -i -nH -e "modular" $(grep -l "testInterpolant" *)
>
> but this seems very clumsy. Any better idea?
M-x lgrep
and for a r
On Nov 30, 8:51 am, Martin Rubey wrote:
> I would like to do a search-engine like search on a (local, gnus) mail
> archive. I just tried (in the directory where my mail resides)
>
> M-x grep -i -nH -e "modular" $(grep -l "testInterpolant" *)
>
> but this seems very clumsy. Any better idea?
See
Richmond writes:
> When searching articles using gnus-summary-search-article-forward or
> backward, the search includes headers and body. Is it possible to search
> only the body of the articles?
I don't think so, no. But you could attack the problem a different way,
with "/
Eric Abrahamsen writes:
> Richmond writes:
>
>> When searching articles using gnus-summary-search-article-forward or
>> backward, the search includes headers and body. Is it possible to search
>> only the body of the articles?
>
> I don't think so, no.
Hi,
It turns out that the IMAP server I am using requires the message-id be
stripped of the enclosing angle brackets when searching for messages
like so:
UID SEARCH HEADER Message-Id ".y...@foobar.com"
Not sure who is not compliant here: Gnus/nnimap or the IMAP server?
I found that gnus-summ
On Sat, Sep 19 2009, Peter wrote:
> It turns out that the IMAP server I am using
Which IMAP server software is it?
> requires the message-id be stripped of the enclosing angle brackets
> when searching for messages like so:
>
> UID SEARCH HEADER Message-Id ".y...@foobar.com"
>
> Not sure wh
Reiner Steib imap.cc> writes:
> > It turns out that the IMAP server I am using
>
> Which IMAP server software is it?
It is a part of Oracle Beehive collaboration suite.
>
> > requires the message-id be stripped of the enclosing
> angle brackets
> > when searching for messages like so:
> >
> > U
--- On Sat, 9/19/09, Reiner Steib wrote:
> > It turns out that the IMAP server I am using
>
> Which IMAP server software is it?
It is a part of Oracle Beehive collaboration suite.
>
> > requires the message-id be stripped of the enclosing
> angle brackets
> > when searching for messages li
On Mon, 21 Sep 2009 16:25:11 -0700 (PDT) janko hrasko
wrote:
jh> --- On Sat, 9/19/09, Reiner Steib wrote:
>> > It turns out that the IMAP server I am using
>>
>> Which IMAP server software is it?
jh> It is a part of Oracle Beehive collaboration suite.
>>
>> > requires the message-id be s
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