"Adam" == Adam C Finnefrock [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Adam I only use gnus-private, so that I can have per-user sorting,
Adam without an regexp entry for each person in BBDB.
So each related BBDB entry has a gnus-private tag, right? That'll
handle "other mail" and "people" in my example
On January 27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
NB: for some reason, byte-compiling bbdb-gnus.el broke this for me. Removing
the bbdb-gnus.elc fixed the problem.
Can you reproduce this, and give me a stack trace? I don't use Gnus
for mailreading myself, so I don't generally have an opportunity to
play
I've got a brutally ugly and hard-to-maintain nnmail-split-fancy
variable in my .gnus file and I vaguely remember someone having
documented some way to add something to a bbdb record, and then have
gnus magically file emails sent to that person into the right folder.
Does this exist? Am I
There's a fairly ancient package called gnus-bbdb.el floating around
that works for me; you define a field in the bbdb record that directs
gnus to file the mail.
It works fine, but doesn't currently play nice with fancy splitting.
Here's a URL:
