Tassilo Horn schrob: > Andreas Seltenreich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >>> If I type in the url defined in nnweb.el (id) into my browser and >>> replace "%s" with the (escaped) message-id, the result page states: >>> >>> "The requested message, >>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, could not be found." >> >> Try again without the angle brackets :-). > > As I said, I replaced the angle brackets and the @ with their URL escape > sequences.
Sorry if I was unclear. The angle brackets have to be *removed* and not URL encoded in order for the search to work. The brackets in the Message above indicate that they weren't. >> Did you set mm-url-use-external to t when testing? > > No, I didn't know I have to do that. > >> If you did to no avail, then does the following request work? (works >> for me) >> >> [snip] > > Yes, works for me as well. This is a bit baffling, since the current code should produce exactly the same request when referring the id, and mm-url-use-external and mm-url-program are bound to the same values. I'd be desperate enough by now to use tcpdump to see what is actually going through the ether. regards, andreas _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
