>>>>> Bartosz Kaczyński writes:
> Daniel Semyonov <dan...@dsemy.com> writes:
>>>>>>> Joshua Barrett writes:
>>
>> > nnnrss is still synchronous like the rest of gnus, and does cause
>> > emacs to freeze. I'd really like it and nnatom to be asynchronous,
>> > but I think that would require appreciably more work. I've
>> > enrolled all my feeds in the agent and configured the demon to
>> > fetch only if emacs has been idle for some time. However, both
>> > nnrss and nnnrss can be configured to use curl by setting
>> > `mm-url-use-external` and `mm-url-program` accordingly, so that
>> > works at least
>>
>> I haven't had time to look at your code yet (so I don't know if you used
>> a similar method), but at least with nnatom you can use a local file as
>> the server address, which allows you to fetch a feed periodically
>> independently of Emacs, with nnatom only in charge of parsing the local
>> file.
>>
>> Daniel
> You mean similar like people use dovecot for local IMAP server that sync
> with remote one? How to do that?
Similar, but much more simple really, since you just need to download a
single file to a pre-determined path (there are many ways to do this),
and use this path as the server address in Gnus.
It should be fairly simple to write a function which updates this file
asynchronously, and then triggers the synchronous parsing of it by Gnus
afterwards.
Daniel
