Hi,
Gottfried writes:
> I am used to find my sent messages in the MUAs itself.
So am I.
> I was looking for this folder of sent emails in gnus,
> but there it doesn´t appear.
Did you subscribe to it?
You can use F in the *Group* buffer to find new groups.
> So what are you going to do if,
> in using gnus you want to check quickly your sent message?
I open my nnml+archive:mail-2025 group and look at the email.
> In Thunderbird I have an other folder and can see immediately my sent
> emails.
You can configure Gnus to behave similarly, if that is what you want.
If you are using nnimap, something similar to:
; Archive outgoing email in Sent folder on imap.mcom.com:
(setq gnus-message-archive-method '(nnimap "imap.mcom.com")
gnus-message-archive-group "Sent")
should do the trick - of course you need to change "imap.mcom.com" to
whatever IMAP server you have configured.
And you have to subscribe to the "Sent" group.
>> I have configured mine to store news and mail in separate groups, once
>> per year, using nnml:
>
> Does that mean after one year it separates your sent messages?
I have a group per year, yes. The default, as you saw, is one per
month. I prefer one per year.
> What happens than in the year?
A new group magically appears. In my setup, next year when I write the
first email of the year, a copy is stored in the new group
nnml+archive:mail-2026.
> Do I have to look for a sent message in the folder, where news and
> emails are stored together?
I would look at the sent messages in Gnus, but it's up to you how you
want to do it.
How to handle email is a very personal thing.
Best regards,
Adam
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