Cecil Westerhof writes:
> So I changed nnmail-extra-headers to:
> (To Newsgroups Cc CC)
>
> I used both 'Cc' and 'CC', because I see both in headers of e-mails.
> But messages where the expression I limit on are in the CC, are not
> displayed.
Is this in a mail group that returns HEAD header
Sebastian Tennant writes:
> nnml email files (under ~/.gnus.d/nnml/) get mode 500 (rw---) by default.
>
> Can I loosen this to 540 (rw-r-), ideally on a per-group basis?
`nnmail-default-file-modes' says what file permissions to use, but
there's no pre-defined functionality to control tha
Jim Burton writes:
> I have two nnimap groups, and quite often (several times per day)
> refreshing all groups hangs on one of those groups, or if I refrsh one
> of those groups alone, it also hangs quite a lot.
`M-g' on a group hangs? Try to (setq debug-on-quit t) and post the
backtrace you ge
Friedericksen Hope writes:
> (1) via the gnus-secondary-select-methods variable
> (2) via the function gnus-server-add-server (a in server buffer)
>
> What are the differences and which one is suggested? A main difference
> seem to be the storage location? (1) saves it obviously in .gnus, (2)
> i
Yuri D'Elia writes:
> Hi everyone. I noticed that if I move a message among folders (via
> another imap client) Gnus doesn't pick up the change (and doesn't seem
> to notice the different article count anyway).
Does `M-g' on the nnimap groups do anything?
Anyway, nnimap has been rewritten for E
Yuri D'Elia writes:
> Is there anything more radical I can run on a group to completely
> purge/refresh/rescan it?
I'm not sure how that works in Emacs 23 nnimap. Anybody?
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> In emacs I issue M-x mail, fill in, and C-c C-c to send => this opens
> my Thunderbird client.
Does the same happen if you say `M-x message-mail'?
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Philipp Haselwarter writes:
> I want to add an imap group as secondary select method but have it
> deactivated by default.
> I thought subscription levels, but didn't see a way to specify the
> subscription levels as part of the
> `gnus-secondary-select-methods'-parameters.
You set the level on
Marcus Harnisch writes:
> But what I really don't understand is why #'float-time is required to be
> a built-in function. In recent XEmacs float-time is defined in subr.el
> which fails the test (subrp 'float-time).
Me neither. I've now removed that check and pushed it out.
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Dan Davison writes:
> - I get an error in the function `gnus-agent-possibly-alter-active'
> when evaluating (setcdr active agent-max):
>
> Wrong type argument: consp, nil
`(setq debug-on-error t)', repeat the bug and post the resulting
backtrace.
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Dan Davison writes:
> gnus-agent-possibly-alter-active("gmane.emacs.orgmode" nil
> ("gmane.emacs.orgmode" 3 (36655 36662) ((seen ...) (reply 36042 36067 36303
> 36319 36529 36582) (tick 36655 36662
The second parameter there is supposed to be the active list. It's easy
enough to add a c
Dan Davison writes:
> However the following render as 2 or 3 empty rectangles, followed by a
> right pointing arrow (larger than the desired arrow heads):
>
> (setq gnus-sum-thread-tree-vertical"│")
> (setq gnus-sum-thread-tree-leaf-with-other "├─► ")
> (setq gnus-sum-thread-tree-si
Dan Davison writes:
> Yes, I only see this if I do RET without first doing M-g.
Ok, then this should be fixed now.
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Dan Davison writes:
> This used to display correctly when I was using linux, but hasn't worked
> since I started using OS X.
Oh, right. Well, I know nothing about OS X... Anybody?
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George Oliver writes:
> Opening TLS connection with `openssl s_client -connect imap.gmail.com:
> 993 -no_ssl2 -ign_eof'...done
What happens if you execute this command manually?
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Stephen Leake writes:
> This sounds like a race condition between Gnus launching the viewer and
> the viewer opening the file. Apparently Gnus doesn't wait long enough;
> there is probably no handshake, so Gnus can't tell that the file has
> actually been opened.
It sounds like a race condition
Damon Haley writes:
> Here are my default MIME settings:
>
>gnus-buttonized-mime-types '("multipart/signed"
> "multipart/alternative")
>mm-discouraged-alternatives '("text/html" "text/richtext")
>mm-automatic-display '("text/html")
>
> Is there a way to scope these setti
Nicolas KOWALSKI writes:
> I investigated a bit more and found the following. If I remove the
> ~/.gnus.d/News/agent/lib/servers file, at Gnus startup the two servers
> (nntp + nnimap) are agentized. Then, if I quit Gnus and restart it,
> without removing the 'servers' file above, again the two s
khj writes:
> Isn't that normally true just for groups containing many *unread*
> articles? The prompt appears when the group only has 2 or 3 new
> postings.
It queries you for the number of articles to fetch, so this depends on
the number of ticked articles and the like, too.
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Friedericksen Hope writes:
>> 250-AUTH LOGIN PLAIN
>
>> 250 STARTTLS
>
>> MAIL FROM: SIZE=287
>
>> 550 5.7.0 Need to authenticate via SMTP-AUTH-Login {mp020}
>
>> QUIT
I'm looked at the smtpmail.el code, and it looks like it should have
tried to send credentials if `smtpmail-auth-supported' hasn
Thierry Volpiatto writes:
> Maybe and also complete configuration of gnus-secondary-select-methods:
>
> '((nnimap "gmail"
> (nnimap-address "imap.gmail.com")
> (nnimap-server-port 993)
> (nnimap-stream ssl)
> (nnir-search-engine imap)))
In No Gnus, the las
Thierry Volpiatto writes:
> auth-source-user-or-password: DEPRECATED get login for smtp.gmail.com (587) +
> user=nil
> auth-source-search: found 1 backends matching (:max 1 :host "smtp.gmail.com"
> :port 587)
> /home/thierry/.authi: 0% (0/914)
> /home/thierry/.authi: 100% (914/914)
> auth-sourc
Thierry Volpiatto writes:
>>> smtp.gmail.com (587) + user=nil
>>> auth-source-search: found 1 backends matching (:max 1 :host
>>> "smtp.gmail.com" :port 587)
>>> /home/thierry/.authi: 0% (0/914)
>>> /home/thierry/.authi: 100% (914/914)
>>> auth-source-search: found 0 results (max 1/1) in nil matc
Joseph Gay writes:
> Just thought I'd report the trace in case it's helpful to anyone. Also,
> if there's a preferred way to send traces, such as in multi-part, let me
> know, and I'll do it right next time.
Sorry; the release message was wrong -- the n0-11 tag is two years old.
I'll do another
Thierry Volpiatto writes:
> After a quick try, it seem auth-source-search return always nil, when
> it's called with spec (:max 1 :host "smtp.gmail.com" :port 587)
I think auth-source expects to be called with a string, not a number, so
:port "587" will work, while :port 587 won't work.
I'll fi
Rafael writes:
> I was glad that using a version of pulled from git in January 31, gnus
> starts splitting mail immediately, and starting it takes only a few
> seconds. However with the just released version 0.13, it takes again
> some time to split the mails.
If you say `M-x elp-instrument-pack
Donald Arseneau writes:
> so, without understanding, I would guess that message-fetch-field "reply-to"
> is scanning the entire (digest) message, not just its headers.
Yes. This has been fixed many years ago in later Gnus versions. If you
just want to fix that one bug, replace `message-fetch-f
Thierry Volpiatto writes:
> Thanks, but now:
> Debugger entered--Lisp error: (void-variable winconf-name)
This should be fixed in git Gnus.
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Donald Arseneau writes:
> Thanks a lot. I tried to do that patch by inserting the
> definition for gnus-fetch-field and a revised definition for
> gnus-summary-enter-digest-group in my .gnus file, but
> the change had no effect, and M-x gnus-fetch-field says
> [no match]. So I apparently don'
Rafael Villarroel writes:
> Trying the version just freshly pulled from git, I had to C-g after
> about an hour. This is what I get from elp-results:
>
> gnus-read-active-file-1 1
> 1253.585148 1253.585148
So it hangs forever now instead of taking a l
Leandro Noferini writes:
> I can't see anything about nnir.
Me neither. But looking at the nnir things in
`gnus-summary-line-format-alist', that does look awfully odd, because it
autoloads nnir things, and nnir the requires gnus-sum, which just
shouldn't work.
I've now tried to resolve this, b
Sergio Durigan Junior writes:
> I am seeing the same problem using Gnus. Actually, not even PDF files are
> being opened here. Apparently the same thing is happening here: Gnus is
> not copying the attachment file to /tmp/ before calling xdg-open.
I think this was tweaked slightly recently in
Teemu Likonen writes:
> I have an annoying problem with forever-expiring "nnimap" articles. I
> use this kind of group settings (simplified):
>
> (setq
> gnus-parameters
> `(("^nnimap\\>.*"
> (spam-contents gnus-group-spam-classification-ham)
> (spam-process ((spam s
Teemu Likonen writes:
> Hmm, there's no expiry-target in my nnml:old. I want them to be deleted
> after expiry-wait (385 days). Or did I fail to understand?
No, that's true -- I misread your parameters.
But just to double-check -- what's the value of `nnmail-expiry-target'
after you enter the n
Thien-Thi Nguyen writes:
> The order in ‘mailcap-mime-data’ is only relevant if there are no
> wildcards or Lisp-handled viewer candidates. This is because when
> those are present, they are de-prioritized as a result of:
>
> (setq passed (sort passed 'mailcap-viewer-lessp))
>
> You can
Thien-Thi Nguyen writes:
> For the record, the workaround is to avoid "foo/*" in ~/.mailcap,
> replacing it with the expanded set:
>
> image/jpeg; COMMAND; ETC
> image/gif; COMMAND; ETC
> image/...; COMMAND; ETC
Sure, but that's pretty annoying to have to do.
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Teemu Likonen writes:
>> But just to double-check -- what's the value of `nnmail-expiry-target'
>> after you enter the nnml:old group?
>
> Its value is symbol named 'delete'.
Hm. What does the following return?
(gnus-group-find-parameter "nnml:old" 'expiry-target)
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Teemu Likonen writes:
> But. I started using Emacs 24 recently and so far I haven't seen this
> expiry loop anymore. Maybe there was some bug but it was accidentally
> fixed. Has there been any related changes in Gnus?
Lots and lots of changes. But I can't recall whether there were any
expiry-r
Ted Zlatanov writes:
> Is this already done for any other headers? I just need to know if this
> is new code or just added to some existing place.
I don't think this is done at present, no...
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die...@duenenhof-wilhelm.de (H. Dieter Wilhelm) writes:
> (setq display-time-use-mail-icon t)
Looking at the code, if you set `display-time-mail-function' to
something that queries your IMAP server, things should work, I think.
However, it sounds like something that would load the IMAP server
unn
Herbert Valerio Riedel writes:
> I'm wondering whether the expunge operation on 18390 really went to the
> correct IMAP server... alas the imap log doesn't tell which server each
> command went...
As noted on the ding mailing list, this has now been fixed.
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Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson writes:
> johann@asuka:external/gnus% ./config.status
> ./config.status[444]: The: not found [No such file or directory]
> config.status: creating Makefile
> ./config.status[880]: -f: not found [No such file or directory]
> config.status: error: could not create Make
Ted Zlatanov writes:
> LMI> Looks good. If you finish it, and are willing to assign copyright
> LMI> assignments for the FSF, we could include this in the next Gnus version.
>
> Any news on this? If Leonidas is not able to assign the copyright, I
> can reimplement his idea.
I can't recall gett
William Stevenson writes:
> Hi. I'd like to get a web link from an article I'm reading into the kill
> ring, like this:
> http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.bugs/55886
>
> Any ideas?
`u'
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Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson writes:
> Is there any way to have this fixed? My total cluelessness with
> autoconf prevents me from investigating this myself. At a guess, this
> might be some incompatibility with OpenIndiana's /bin/sh or the fact
> that #! /bin/sh has a space in it.
I've never
Oleksandr Gavenko writes:
> I have settings::
>
> (setq
>gnus-summary-expunge-below -40
>gnus-thread-expunge-below -40)
>
> in '.gnus.el' and::
>
> (mark-and-expunge -10)
> (thread-mark-and-expunge -10)
>
> in 'all.SCORE'.
>
> Which ones have effect or what priority used?
If I reme
Abramov Aleksey writes:
> ((header "Subject" "Ticket#")
>(bcc (concat
> (gnus-with-article-buffer
>(mail-fetch-field "bcc" nil t)) " ,"
> (bbdb-full-address "supp...@my.domain.ru"))
> Where is my mistake? Any suggestions are welcome.
Is
Alan Schmitt writes:
> Has anyone managed to get nnregistry to work on 24.2?
I don't use the registry myself, but I've seen a lot of other people
talking about it, so I would assume so.
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ian.dob...@bioch.ox.ac.uk writes:
> (setq nnmail-split-inbox '("INBOX"))
This should probably be
(setq nnimap-inbox "INBOX")
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Pawel Osiczko writes:
> The above splits to the group named nnimap+0.foo:some-group at
> 1.bar. Any hints how to make the split happen across the inbox
> boundaries to 0.foo:some-group?
I don't think that's supported by Gnus.
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Dennis Yurichev writes:
> Anyone else suffers from duplicates while reading RSS?
> Just found that patch:
> http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/info-gnus-english/2007-02/msg00019.html
> It seems, it wasn't added to GNUS trunk?
Looks like it was missed? David, would it be possible for you to
re-s
Ronan Keryell writes:
> A colleague of mine has a weird behaviour with her GNUS for years now
> (so it is not related to a recent GNUS or Emacs version): the new mail
> groups do not show up in the *Group* buffer, either with L or l.
Does `F' help?
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Bastien writes:
> I'd like to sort emails in a group by threads' size.
I don't think Gnus has any built-in functionality for doing that, but it
shouldn't be that difficult to write yourself. Just look at, say,
`gnus-thread-total-score', and write a new function based on that that
counts the num
Carson Chittom writes:
> Not that it matters particularly, but I'm curious--is there a reason the
> version wasn't incremented?
Yes, but the reason is really stupid, so I'd rather not say. :-)
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"Timothy W. Hilton" writes:
> I am able to read IMAP mail in gnus from several servers without a
> problem. I am having a lot of trouble sending mail, though, using
> authsmtp through either TLS or SSL.
You don't say what Emacs version version you're using. And I don't know
what authsmtp is.
"Loris Bennett" writes:
> I have an IMAP folder with contains an umlaut. If I set
> gnu-group-name-charset-group-alist to iso-latin-1, the name is shown
> correctly in the *Group* buffer, but I get the following error if I try
> to enter the folder:
Non-ASCII handling in the Gnus in Emacs 23 wa
Ronan Keryell writes:
> I guess the gnus-group-find-new-groups function behind the F key should
> normally be called automatically in some dark hooks...
I think this has basically been fixed in Emacs 24. Any new mail groups
should automatically appear without hitting the `F' key.
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Leo Butler writes:
> I am curious as to how one sets gnus-summary-line-format `corrrectly' for an
> email outbox? Is is really necessary create a user-defined function to
> fish the To field out of the header information?
No, I think Gnus will show the To header instead of the From header by
def
mer...@stonehenge.com (Randal L. Schwartz) writes:
> Is there a workaround for "Hiding the thread moved us backwards,
> aborting!" bug in GNUS v5.13, or do I have to wait for an upgrade now?
I'm pretty sure this has been fixed for Emacs 24.3. At least I remember
working on it, so I assume that i
Lluís Vilanova writes:
> I have a few groups using nntp+news.gwene.org which contain a lot of
> messages, and entering them takes a considerable amount of time.
Do you have `gnus-fetch-old-headers' set?
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Bastre writes:
> I'm brand new to Gnus but not new to Emacs.
> I'm having trouble configuring the Topic/Group buffer to
> display groups how "I" see them.
>
> Desired outcome- see groups based upon the following hierarchy:
> [Summary -- #messages]
> [All Email -- #emails]
> [Mail.Persona
Julien Cubizolles writes:
> I've noticed that all the groups listed in the Server Browse Buffer in
> my nnlocal method show up twice, with slightly different messages
> numbers (45 and 47 for example). How can it be so ? I have
> (setq gnus-select-method
> '(nnml "local"))
> in .gnus.el a
Daimrod writes:
> Though I can send mail to a newsgroup, I can't sign it without being rejected:
>
> 441 437 Rejected 1672 001b00 IncomingFilter
> Couldn't send message via news: 441 437 Rejected 1672 001b00 IncomingFilter
Well, this is an error message from the news server, so you'll have to
Julien Cubizolles writes:
> I'm using an agentised nnimap group and noticed a strange
> behaviour. Just after starting gnus, many unread messages are shown several
> times (twice or sometimes 3 or 4 times), the copy being marked as old (O
> mark). However hitting M-g clears the summary of these d
Julien Cubizolles writes:
> Let's say I want to move all messages from a given author, I can do from
> a Summary buffer :
>
> / a name-of-the-author, then M P b, then B m name-of-group-where-to
> move, then / w to recover the summary
You could just bind that to a keyboard macro or something...
Cecil Westerhof writes:
> In the past I had two groups. One ended with SpamNotFound and the othe
> with SpamNLLGG. I deleted the last group. But still when I want to
> move a message and type SpamN and give a TAB, instead of expanding to
> SpamNotFound I get the two possibilities. Why does Gnus r
Liming Yang writes:
> Debugger entered--Lisp error: (invalid-function gnus-group-unread)
> gnus-group-unread("dummy.group")
> #[(g) "@\303 !\304\305\306 !\"A\205 \n\247\205 \n\307V\205 \310
> !*\207" [g group unread gnus-group-unread assoc modeline-notify
> gnus-group-find-parameter 0 gnus-m
Reiner Steib writes:
>> i'm also puzzled as to why the question is asked. why would anyone want
>> to keep tmp html files around when it's
>>
>> a) already visible in one's browser
>> b) you can get it back anytime with S-K S-H
>
> Maybe t ("Don't ask") should be the default.
Or perhaps the var
Haider Rizvi writes:
> Quite often, I see gnus stuck, the last message being about nndraft. I
> can break out of it by pressing ctrl-g. It doesn't seem to be just gnus
> getting msgs, I have been patient and waited for a while with no
> movement.
Try setting `debug-on-quit' and see what the back
Tassilo Horn writes:
> I'm a bit confused about the meaning and effects of what header I chose
> to score on with `I' and `L'. Basically, I almost always want to say:
> score (up/down) the article at point and all followups (also future
> followups) recursively, i.e., the (sub)thread whose root
mer...@stonehenge.com (Randal L. Schwartz) writes:
> it's driving me crazy. :(
I was finally able to reproduce the bug, and it's now fixed in Ma Gnus
(and in the Emacs trunk soon).
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Marius Hofert writes:
> Is there a way to tell Gnus not to ask for a subject ("Empty header
> for Subject; enter value:") if there is none specified?
Sure. Just delete `Subject' from `message-required-mail-headers'.
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"Loris Bennett" writes:
> Possibly following an update to Emacs 24.2.50.1, messages flagged as
> important are no longer automatically shown in my inbox. To see them, I
> have to enter some large number for number of messages to be shown.
I'm not sure what you mean by "flagged as important". I
William Gardella writes:
> Is there a function or variable I could use as a condition to determine
> whether Gnus is actually "running?"
`(gnus-alive-p)'
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Gijs Hillenius writes:
> I would appreciate it if a Gnus user can tell me what happens, if I were
> to add
>
> (remove-prefix "INBOX.")
>
> in the server configuration of my current Gnus?
Is there a `remove-prefix' thing in the Gnus methods? I can't find
anything about that...
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d...@lavabit.com (Dylan O. Hanton) writes:
> In emacs 24, nnimap-inbox doesn't allow multiple inbox?
> (nnimap-inbox ("a.Inbox" "b.Inbox")) <-- what is wrong?
The current Emacs trunk allows a list of inboxes, but I don't think the
one in Emacs 24.2 does. So the next released version of Emacs wil
Dennis Yurichev writes:
> How can I do %subj%? I set up RSS to email gate and I want to
> automatically purge all unread messaged older than, let's say,
> one week, even if I didn't visited that group and/or messages.
I don't think there's any way in Gnus to make it expire unread articles.
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Daniel Corbe writes:
> I need gnus to behave in a cooperative way with other IMAP clients.
> gnus is marking entire folders as read as soon as I open them
> up in the group summary buffer.
That sounds like a bug -- Gnus isn't supposed to do that. Do you have
any major customisations on group-en
Fritz Wuehler
writes:
> I've tried to make changes to the virtual groups in the *Server*
> buffer, and I'm blocked because virtual groups are seen as "read-only"
> servers. I cannot kill a group (how do you remove one?), and cannot
> edit a virtual group either.
You kill groups with `C-k'.
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Cecil Westerhof writes:
> With M-g (gnus-topic-get-new-news-this-topic) you check for new news
> in the current topic. If the topic is an email folder you get a
> message like:
> nnimap: Updating info for nnimap+
> but when the topic is a newsgroup no message is given.
This has been fixed in
Cecil Westerhof writes:
> In gnus-group-mode I can delete a group with:
> U-G DEL
>
> In gnus-browse-mode there is not such a key. Is this on purpose?
Nope. I've now added such a function.
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Angel de Vicente writes:
>>> You could try this: (setq message-draft-headers '(References From))
>>
>> great, thanks, thar worked perfectly. I think that this should be the
>> default, rather than keeping the date when the mail was started?
>
> well, not so perfect after all. The problem now is
akb427 writes:
> On No Gnus 0.9 and Gnus 5.13, when I save an article with "O f", MIME
> buttons are saved instead of the attachments themselves.
Is this the case with Emacs 24, too?
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Anssi Saari writes:
> Is there an easy way to score up followups to messages when you saved a
> draft or used gnus-delay? The easy way for direct posting is just
>
> (add-hook
> 'message-sent-hook 'gnus-score-followup-article)
>
> The problem with that is that gnus-draft-send (which gnus-delay
Ben Kibbey writes:
> Hello all. Is there a way to flag or mark all MIME parts in a mail so
> they can be processed at the same time without having to confirm each
> action? For example, flag a series of images in a mail then pressing 'd'
> would delete the flagged images.
There's no pre-defined
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> +
> error: Server did not return expected SASL data (it must begin with '+ '):
> +
>
> $
>
> Hm. Does the server really return "+" while "+ " was expected?
Geez.
But perhaps this is something that nnimap could work around? I'm not
sure
a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:
> My conclusion was that the chops needed to get it working, if it is at
> all is possible, are larger than, uh, mine.
>
> In case anyone is interested, the thread is here:
>
> * http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/help-gsasl/2012-09/threads.html
Right. Do
XeCycle writes:
> I have a local leafnode server which doesn't need authentication,
> and a .authinfo.gpg containing info for sending a mail. Now I'm
> prompted for a password on Gnus startup, which is quite bothering
> --- can I tell Gnus that this server *never* needs authentication
> and don'
Thomas Shannon writes:
> I'm using Emacs 24.3 on Mac OSX. When I try to create a foreign group
> using 'B' in the Group buffer I get the follwing error:
>
> No such function: nnvirtual-request-list
Do you get that error immediately, or do you enter "nnvirtual" at the
prompt?
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Pascal Quesseveur writes:
> I use gnus to read some RSS groups. HTML rendering is done by
> shr. When I choose to display HTML contents image tags are processed
> like this: image is not displayed, only title, and moreover title ends
> after : character. For example:
This is now fixed in git Gnu
Thomas Shannon writes:
> I enter "nnvirtual", then the regexp when prompted for the address, in
> this case "^.*\:INBOX$".
Use `G V' to create an nnvirtual group.
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arcf...@sacrideo.us (Aaron W. Hsu) writes:
> What should I be doing to prevent Gnus from hanging with an IMAP
> connection that appears connected but that may have been disconnected?
> I'd prefer a transparent reconnection or something like that if
> possible.
Do you have a network connection th
David Bonnafous writes:
> But, I try to split my INBOX with a similar configutation:
>
> (setq nnimap-split-methods
> '(((concat "mail\/inbox-" (format-time-string "%Y-%m")) "")))
That variable doesn't support doing stuff like that directly. You need
a "fancy" split, I think... I think t
Elias Mårtenson writes:
> I had the same problem. It turns out GSSAPI support was removed some
> time ago. I don't know the reason for this.
nnimap was rewritten, and GSSAPI fell off the wagon. I meant to
re-implement it, but I guess I forgot again. I'll try to get it done
this time...
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Emanuel Berg writes:
> It is when the signature contains asterisks, like in
> this dump [1].
>
> I found that this solved it:
>
> (setq gnus-article-prepare-hook
> (lambda () (gnus-article-hide-signature nil 1) ))
>
> [1] http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573/sig.ppm
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Roland Roberts writes:
> (nntp-open-connection-function nntp-open-via-rlogin-and-telnet)
`nntp-open-via-rlogin-and-netcat' is usually recommended, because it's
more reliable...
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Rud1ger Sch1erz writes:
> I wonder, if it's possible to use nnml backend and encrypt every email
> during nnmail-split (one mail - one file).
>
> Or are there any other ideas, to store email encrypted?
I think there's a way to make Emacs auto-encrypt files? But I'm not
very familiar with that a
Alexander Baier writes:
> How do I create some kind of temporary group, so I can test, if gnus
> might be moving mail to that directory.
You can create groups by, for instance, copying a message to that group.
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Alexander Baier writes:
> there is not by any chance a T-Shirt left that was not sold, or that
> someone ordered, but didn't pay for? Sadly, I found this thread a week
> to late, otherwise I would have happily bought one.
I have a couple extra left. I'll sell them off in the spring or
somethin
Lars Ingebrigtsen writes:
>> It is when the signature contains asterisks, like in
>> this dump [1].
I'm unable to reproduce this bug. It seemed to work fine on the test
message.
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