physiculus <[email protected]> writes: > Eric Abrahamsen <[email protected]> writes: > > Hello, > i think i find the problem, but i cannot repair it. > ALL messages with error in gnus contain a combination !2 in the file > name. > This was used on Windows for correct working of imap folders, because : > is forbidden.
Yeah, I thought that looked suspicious. Did you copy the maildir installation over directly from a Windows machine? What program was originally used to create that installation? I suppose this is an argument for using some sort of export/import process, rather than straight copying. > if i change!2 in :2 (this assumes gnus, i read), the message is > accepted. > > But how could i change the string inside the filename from !2 to :2 ? > Perhaps with dired, but i dont know how? Dired has wdired-mode that allows you to edit file names in the dired buffer as though they were plain text, and then "commit" all the renames at once. If you have a small number of files to rename or they're all in the same directory that would be most straightforward. If these files are scattered through a very large number of directories you'll probably want to do it in the shell, probably with find and exec and mv. Eric _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
