ws group already knows to what group the messages
> are being sent, but not whom they are from. I want my real name and
> address just like all other messages in the summary. What code can I put
> in ~/.gnus to get that that?
Set the above variable to something which doesn't match your n
nunojsi...@invalid.invalid (Nuno J. Silva) writes:
> Eric S Fraga writes:
>
>> nunojsi...@invalid.invalid (Nuno J. Silva) writes:
>>
>>> So I've now hit the issue where I have two computers on which I want to
>>> keep gnus stuff on-sync.
>>>
>
ntly as it's been years since I have
had to use Windows.
HTH,
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lyspell-mode, and check and correct your spelling as you go?
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uldn't surprise me knowing that everything is possible in gnus ;-)
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;; all the rest
"general"))
--8<---cut here---end--->8---
Note the specification of what split method to use in the server
definition. There is a whole info section in the gnus manual on how to
set up fancy splitting.
ou are using a unix variant, try the following
On shell:
$ cd
$ touch xxx(some file name that is unique)
Now start composing an email and wait for auto-save to kick in.
Back in shell:
$ find . -newer xxx
and see what it reports.
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d what a strange place for auto-save files to end up? It's definitely
not a default that I can find on my system...
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latter is actually of
great potential benefit: I have to live in an Outlook world as well and
it is most annoying to have to read by flipping up and down pages to
figure out what is going on: *5 *5 *8 *3
... :-(
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ne as well. Emacs 25 knows where gnus is and it
will autoload when needed; at least, that's my experience.
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; message-send-mail-function 'smtpmail-send-it
> smtpmail-default-smtp-server nil
> smtpmail-stream-type 'ssl
maybe try 'starttls in lieu of 'ssl?
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On Friday, 25 Nov 2016 at 11:13, Andreas Schwab wrote:
> On Nov 25 2016, Eric S Fraga wrote:
>
>> For this group, I have tried specifying
>>
>> (gnus-thread-sort-functions '(gnus-thread-sort-by-date
>> gnus-thread-sort-by-total-score))
>>
>> in the
On Friday, 25 Nov 2016 at 11:13, Andreas Schwab wrote:
> On Nov 25 2016, Eric S Fraga wrote:
>
>> For this group, I have tried specifying
>>
>> (gnus-thread-sort-functions '(gnus-thread-sort-by-date
>> gnus-thread-sort-by-total-score))
>>
>> in the
ext-scale-decrease) to gnus-group-mode-hook?
Untested.
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e head of each thread regardless of what the subsequent emails in the
thread may be?
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that prevents this :-) But it
>> is also in line with the docs
So what does the 'passive setting accomplish?
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On Thursday, 2 Mar 2017 at 14:49, Ben Bacarisse wrote:
> Eric S Fraga writes:
[...]
>> So what does the 'passive setting accomplish?
>
> It turns off all automatic caching making it an entirely manual process.
> The result is that * saves the article essentially forever
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roup, nor in
> the nnir group when I re-ran the search.
I tend to warp to the article in the original group (A W) which then
allows one to do whatever you want with it. Not ideal, mind you.
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signatur
Andy,
thanks for this explanation of how to make ephemeral searches
permanent. Very interesting possibilities. Gnus continues to surprise
me in what it can do!
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h\\|^X-\\|^Delivered-To\\|^Received\\|^Lines\\|^Xref")
Actually, only the second one is necessary as it also works with a mime
approach. Thanks!
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at I would likely use this and would definitely do so if the
generalised search interface included off-line use with the
agent... not sure if that is planned or even possible but thought I
would mention it!
thanks in any case,
eric
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On Thursday, 27 Apr 2017 at 16:03, Harry Putnam wrote:
> Andrew Cohen writes:
>
>> TLDR: Please test the new feature found on the git repository at
>> feature/gnus-select.
>>
>
> First off. TLDR?
Too long, didn't read. (or don't read) :-)
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off-line while commuting).
> It would be helpful if you could checkout feature/gnus-select and see
> what happens :)
Is this from the emacs repository or is there a separate gnus one? In
either case, where is it located
mails in this
group respectively.
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On Wednesday, 24 May 2017 at 11:55, Harry Putnam wrote:
[...]
> What seems peculiar is that I can open and read them so its clear they
> are on the pool and not expired or canceled or the like.
How large are they? Do they have attachments?
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And I would definitely like this bit:
> Another step along this same vein is a mark that I would know meant
> that the whole group was downloaded or at least as much of it as I
> want.
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calendar invite in gnus
that Outlook would understand. I know it's possible because Outlook
understands calendar invites coming from Google's calendar but I could
not get Outlook to accept my gnus/message generated emails as calendar
invites.
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eric
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On Wednesday, 16 Aug 2017 at 12:21, Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
> Eric S Fraga writes:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> Long story short for background: I have had to move back to Outlook
>> exchange server for my emails. I used to use this server before and
>> everything (s
e "...path to my diary.org")
I wonder whether gnus needs this to be defined for it to show all the
buttons? Maybe check the value of this before and after?
I always see all the buttons (I think).
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e time to bisect etc...?
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ations in a separate file and "(load custom-file)" as one of
the first things in my Emacs init. Not the first as such as I set the
load-path to point to the versions of packages I am using that may
conflict with built-in ones in Emacs.
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generally to
identify your articles. Message IDs are a mystery to me.
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generally before worrying about having to make it unique?
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On Thursday, 12 Mar 2020 at 09:16, Richmond wrote:
> So this post is by email and I have tried to set a message-id...
Hope this works...
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write an email (or post a news item), that email has a
particular message ID. If somebody responds to it, the original message
ID goes into the references header and the response has its own message
ID. This provides a link between emails.
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he gnus mailing list/groups...
And maybe also why the gateway changes the message ID (going back to the
original problem ;-)).
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cles will be in the same place.
HTH,
eric
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Hello all,
I receive emails from a particular forum that has multiple posts in a
single email. The format is not compatible with what
gnus-summary-enter-digest-group expects. Is there any way to customize
how gnus identifies the individual posts in the email?
Thank you,
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You don't give any detail so it's hard to know what the problem is.
However, one possibility is that you are using gmail and google expects
a form of multi-factor authentication. There was a long thread in the
emacs help mailing list about this and how to get it working from gnus.
27;t know how
> to do so in Gnus.
All you need to do is click on the subscribe link on that page (top
left) and it will add your email address to the mailing list, IIUC. The
subscription link is simply a "mailto:"; link.
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How about making use of message-sent-hook, say? The actual message
composition and sending is not technically handled by gnus but by
message mode instead, IIUC.
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iously depends on the sorting in your
buffer but for me they move point down (N) or up (P), as I would expect.
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ext/prev whether read or
not.
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J c (aka gnus-enter-category-buffer)
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A data point: your face appears for me when reading your posts. I'm on
Emacs from git updated three days ago now.
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On Tuesday, 4 Apr 2023 at 12:49, Adam Sjøgren wrote:
> Thanks! What is the value of gnus-treat-fold-headers in your setup?
head
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On Tuesday, 4 Apr 2023 at 12:12, Richmond wrote:
> Eric S Fraga writes:
>
>> A data point: your face appears for me when reading your posts. I'm on
>> Emacs from git updated three days ago now.
>
> I can see an x-face header in the original post, but no other evi
ry thoroughly? My own emails show a face but I think that
comes from gravatar (setq gnus-treat-from-gravatar 'head) as I have not
defined the face header details. Out of curiosity, does my (colourful
and young ;-)) face appear if you set that?
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On Tuesday, 4 Apr 2023 at 12:45, Richmond wrote:
> Ah, it's a face! I am not sure who though, David Grohl perhaps?
You'll have to ask Adam that...
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On Tuesday, 4 Apr 2023 at 15:43, Adam Sjøgren wrote:
> because I am implementing an ActivityPub server with an nntp-interface
> and wanted to see user icons) :-)
Oh, that sounds interesting! Are you intending on making it public?
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yPub, mastodon in particular at the moment,
giving me adaptive scoring and threading although I imagine the latter
may be challenging if not impossible.
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I've had a chance to try this and you are correct: the documentation
does not match the behaviour. "T k" with no argument marks all articles
as killed which is not the same as read. The other mentioned options
(positive, 0, and negative arguments) do behave as documented.
--
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C-u T k",
i.e. passing a positive argument to the command?
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king is
> done with `gnus-killed-mark' - probably to indicate that you have not
> handled the articles by hand.
This makes sense but has some side effects, IIUC. In particular,
adaptive scoring may be affected?
But I see that Adam has posted some code so all is good. :-)
Thank you,
er
s further consolation, I seem to have the same problem with hangs
on a non-reproducible basis. I've not had the time to dig into it but
it definitely sounds similar to what you and the OP are seeing.
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have set this to 15 seconds and we'll
see if this makes any difference! I'll report back in due course
hopefully.
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it stops me waiting forever... However,
it seems (early days yet) that when it fails to open the connection to
an NNTP server, it stops retrieving news and I have to hit 'g' again to
get the counts etc. updated for other servers. But much better than
waiting forever.
Thank you,
eric
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Any suggestions on how to improve the performance? Or is it something I
may have done inadvertently?
Thank you,
eric
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y impact in my case.
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ive). Most of the time, I just want the
scores updated quickly so I can go on to the next group.
What puzzles me is the very large amount of memory use. My scores file
is 334 kB in size. Why does this require half a GB of memory to
process?
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On Friday, 7 Jul 2023 at 08:41, Eric Abrahamsen wrote:
> Bummer. You can always escalate and just open an Emacs bug -- this is a
> perfectly normal type of thing to open a bug about.
I'll keep this as my fallback position, once any discussion here has
petered out. Thank you.
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ange. Could there be another variable
that affects this as I really don't need the score files prettified?
I've looked at the parameter settings for individual groups (G p) but
seen nothing strange in the nnml groups I'm dealing with.
thank you,
eric
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us, I would have thought. Puzzled I be!
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r built (from when)?
On this computer, yes, master built two days ago.
I hope some of the above helps. But, to be clear, this is not a
critical issue, just a minor annoyance. :-)
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x)). But that succeeds almost
> immediately... Not sure what the important different aspect in your
> scenario is.
I tried this as well and also get results immediately.
> Have you tried to change the value of `pp-default-function' btw?
No, it's set to pp-fill.
Thank you,
er
en setting this to pp-28?
Very much so! Group exists almost immediately, back to what I used to
see. With pp-28, I'm happy! Problem solved. :-)
Thank you,
eric
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or less complete) data that shows the slowdown - with other words, a
> recipe that doesn't involve setting up Gnus + scoring, to ease the work
> of the developers.
I will create a bug report.
Thank you,
eric
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-threads-function 'gnus-thread-sort-by-date)
along with similar (but slightly different) settings for the variables
you've set. This variable says how to sort *within* a thread which may
be what you are looking for.
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Have you tried what I suggested initially:
(setq gnus-sort-gathered-threads-function 'gnus-thread-sort-by-date)
which tells gnus how to sort the individual posts in a thread, as
opposed to how to sort the threads in the summary?
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to my config (years ago) fixed the problem I
was having that, IIRC, was essentially the same as what you are seeing.
Oh well, complex systems...
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Just in case, my auth-sources variable is set to
((:source "~/s/dotfiles/authinfo.gpg")
(:source "~/.authinfo"))
I wonder whether something has changed along the way that requires the
:directive element?
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correctly which is a big *if*.
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Untested but maybe M-x org-emphasize?
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(email, news, blogs) but the performance hit is too
high. elfeed is very fast in comparison.
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That sounds great! I look forward to trying it out. Thank you.
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mails, it's "J S" and you don't have to be in
the queue group for this: it works from the Group buffer. But, for me,
when I toggle to plugged status, all of my queued emails are sent. If
you wish to remain unplugged, J S will send them regardless.
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You could probably simply add 'gnus-group-send-queue to the hook without
defining an extra function.
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details)! One of the things this will tell you is the face(s)
associated with where point is.
For the record, I don't see extra spacing in my gnus article view.
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Putting this line in your .gnus.el should work:
(setq mail-sources '((file :path "/var/mail/userid")))
Replace userid with your own login, of course. In principle, just
(setq mail-sources '((file)))
should also work.
Check the "Fetching mail" section in the inf
On Wednesday, 28 Feb 2024 at 12:20, Björn Bidar wrote:
> Eric S Fraga writes:
>
>> (setq mail-sources '((file :path "/var/mail/userid")))
>
> Better would be:
> (setq mail-sources `,((file :path ,(concat "/var/mail/"(user-login-name)
Better i
You may need to add/subscribe to the relevant group. Go to the server
buffer (^ from the Group view) and look for an nnml server. Enter the
server (RET) and subscribe (u) to whichever group makes sense.
It's been so long since I did this that I cannot remember what is
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the summary line.
As always in Emacs, "help" is your friend. Try "M-x describe-variable"
for each of those two variables above.
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verything else seems to be possible, it wouldn't
surprise me if there were some way to bend gnus to what you want...
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ion of this in
section "Formatting Basics" of the gnus info manual.
The %( ... %) indicate that mouse-face property should be used for the
enclosed text; this is described in section "Formatting Fonts" of the
gnus info manual.
There's a lot in the formatting section of the gnus manual, t
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