Hello,
Does someone have a working setup that by default hides (e.g. by
assigning them a low score) all posts to a group except if they start
a new thread?
The Gnus documentation alludes that something like this is possible in
the description of the orphan score atom [1]:
> orphan
>
> The va
Uwe Brauer wrote:
> BTW I am still wondering that such a functionality is not implemented,
> yet.
Could you please post the complete code once you are more or less done
with it?
Thanks
Christoph
Nickolai Dobrynin wrote:
> 1. In order to run mbsync on demand, do you use an IDLE-capable
> daemon, mbsync on crontab, or something else? Apparently, people wrote
> several IDLE daemons, but I cannot tell which one is more reliable.
I simply run it in a terminal which is open anyway.
I prefer t
Nickolai Dobrynin wrote:
> Christoph, can you please clarify a few things?
>
> > Hello, are you aware of the solution where dovecot is run locally
> > on-demand (there’s no daemon) and stores mail in Maildir format?
>
> "On demand" means that dovecot would potentially be run many times
> over, i.e
Nickolai Dobrynin wrote:
> I've been using GNUS v5.13 with built-in IMAP, and I would like to
> cache my entire e-mail storage locally. I would like to use caching in
> a way that makes the e-mails visible to other clients outside
> GNUS. Maildir seems like a good choice for this.
Hello, are you
Hello,
I’m still using a mail setup that involves Gnus with nnimap and a local
dovecot that is run on demand. I sync mail between the local maildir
(that is used by dovecot when it runs) and remote IMAP servers using
isync/mbsync.
I learned about this setup from Eric Abrahamsen on the ding maili
Dan Christensen wrote:
> On Jul 20, 2021, Christoph Groth wrote:
>
> > I wonder if there is a way in Gnus to reply to a message that has
> > been forwarded as a MIME attachment.
>
> For some messages, you can hit `C-d' (gnus-summary-enter-digest-group)
> and the
Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
> Christoph Groth writes:
> > I wonder if there is a way in Gnus to reply to a message that has
> > been forwarded as a MIME attachment.
>
> How does the message appear in the Gnus message? What happens when you
> hit "K v" (gnus-art
Hello,
I wonder if there is a way in Gnus to reply to a message that has been
forwarded as a MIME attachment.
Any ideas?
Christoph
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Lars Ingebrigtsen wrote:
> Christoph Groth writes:
> > Anyway, since I got an OpenPGP keycard, I noticed that Gnus actually
> > performs two signing operations on each outgoing message. It first
> > signs and sends out the message, and then it signs the copy to be
>
Hi,
I’ve been signing all my outgoing email for many years. Not sure why,
since no one ever verifies this...
Anyway, since I got an OpenPGP keycard, I noticed that Gnus actually
performs two signing operations on each outgoing message. It first
signs and sends out the message, and then it signs
Christoph Groth wrote:
> I have set gnus-thread-sort-functions to
> '(gnus-thread-sort-by-most-recent-number) and this works as it should.
>
> Now I would like to reverse the sorting order so that the order of
> threads is consistent with the chronological order of messages w
Christoph Groth wrote:
> (...) Single messages are sorted as expected, and new messages tend
> to appear at the back of the buffer, but in some cases threads with
> new messages are stuck above older ones. The sorting order of threads
> is clearly not the opposite of the one giv
Hello,
I have set gnus-thread-sort-functions to
'(gnus-thread-sort-by-most-recent-number) and this works as it should.
Now I would like to reverse the sorting order so that the order of
threads is consistent with the chronological order of messages within a
thread.
I defined a function
(defun m
Adam Sjøgren wrote:
>
> > I did some more systematic tests. The mangling is visible in the
> > locally saved version of the message, so it's definitely caused
> > locally.
>
> What format do you use for your sent messages folder? nnfolder?
My setup is similar to Eric's. I use nnimap and the back
Lars-Johan Liman wrote:
> This can possibly boil down to the old e-mail standard for the
> "mailbox" format - the old local storage format for incoming mail to a
> user (typically in /var/(spool/)mail/liman (in my case). In those
> files, messages are separated by a "From " line (no colon! not
Adam Sjøgren wrote:
> Eric writes:
>
> >> Are you sure Gnus is the program mangling it? It is mangled in your
> >> sent-folder?
> >>
> >> I just tried emailing myself an attachment and "from" was untouched
> >> - both in the copy in the sent-folder and the one I received
> >> through my local Postf
Hi,
I regularly encounter a bug in Gnus (or message) that I'd love to fix.
Given my very rudimentary experience with Elisp, I'd very much
appreciate some help on how to get started.
The bug occurs when I send an email message with an attachment that is a
Python source file. Lines in that file th
Hello,
I have configured Gnus threading like this
(setq gnus-summary-make-false-root nil
gnus-summary-thread-gathering-function 'gnus-gather-threads-by-references)
to be a bit stricter on what constitutes a thread. This has been
working perfectly for zillions of messages.
However I
Eric, Emanuel,
Thank you for the quick replies! Perhaps I haven't been clear:
when I said that I'm trying to setup "group mail splitting" I
didn't mean plain mail splitting (I have been using that one since
the begin of the century or so), I meant what the Gnus manual
calls "group mail split
Hi,
I'm trying to setup group mail splitting in a setup where I
receive mail through multiple IMAP accounts that are configured
through gnus-secondary-select-methods.
Simply setting gnus-secondary-select-methods in ~/.gnus, like with
plain splitting, doesn't work, since at the time when ~/.g
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