On 9521 day of my life Urs Thuermann wrote:
> I'd like to setup some groups so, that articles in that group are
> automatically expired after some specified time, i.e. 1 month,
> regardless wether they have been read or not.
Look for "total expire"
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Jørgensen) writes:
> BTW: How do you know that or how could I know that? Is it in the
> help-menu somewhere... Or did you look at a long list of internal
> variables and then read about a few of them with C-h v ?
IIRC, it was in this group that I found it in One of thre
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Jørgensen) writes:
> BTW: How do you know that or how could I know that?
(info "(message)Message Buffers")
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"Robert D. Crawford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Jørgensen) writes:
-snip-
> Try this instead:
>
> (setq message-kill-buffer-on-exit t)
>
> C-h v shows:
>
> |Documentation:
> |*Non-nil means that the message buffer will be killed after sending a
> message.
> |
> |You c
Phillip Lord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It will all go horrible wrong if you do this. If you are already
> running an Emacs, I presume that you want to read in batch because
> emacs hangs while reading?
Yes, although I actually use fetchmail for mails and leafnode for
news. But I'm searching
Andrea Russo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My concern is that if I use this script to download asynchronously
> mails while using an instance of gnus on a non batch emacs to read and
> write mails, there are race conditions that can lead to currupted or
> lost files?
Well... sorry for my english.
> "AR" == Andrea Russo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
AR> Hi all,
AR> Reading the gnus manual:
AR> ,[ (info "(gnus)Batching Agents") ] | You can run a complete
AR> batch command from the command line with the | following
AR> incantation:
AR> |
AR> | #!/bin/sh
AR> |
Hi all,
Reading the gnus manual:
,[ (info "(gnus)Batching Agents") ]
|You can run a complete batch command from the command line with the
| following incantation:
|
| #!/bin/sh
| emacs -batch -l ~/.emacs -l ~/.gnus.el gnus-agent-batch >/dev/null 2>&1
`
My concern is that i
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Martin Jørgensen) writes:
> I don't want open buffers when I reply in gnus, so I asked this question
> about a week ago, but nobody answered the last part of it.
snip
>
> Question: What exactly do I insert in my .gnus file to get this
> behaviour? I'm a gnus newbie, so I really
Hi,
I don't want open buffers when I reply in gnus, so I asked this question
about a week ago, but nobody answered the last part of it.
http://groups.google.com/group/gnu.emacs.gnus/browse_frm/thread/47090b06ba6c6c5b/db6fd7a5da122c40?lnk=st&q=very+quick+question+about+open+buffers+group%3Agnu.ema
Hi
I've been using swish++ to index and search for messages in gnus for
quite a while. Just out of curiosity I'm reading up on namazu, glimpse
and swish-e. Swish++ apparently is less than optimal for indexing
languages other than English. Which made me wonder -- would there be a
better index/sear
I'd like to setup some groups so, that articles in that group are
automatically expired after some specified time, i.e. 1 month,
regardless wether they have been read or not.
I haven't found anything in the manual to achieve this. Have I
overlooked something? Or can't that be done?
urs
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