some issues.
> Try level 3?
I've used this strategy for some years and level 5 works
perfectly for me. When I want to read a level 5 group, I
position to the group and M-1 g does it "on demand."
Only my INBOX is level 1 (I fetch from gmail).
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t;Change user-agent to semi-random string"
(let* ( (agents '("Mozilla" "Chrome" "Safari" "Brave" "Vivaldi" "Edge"))
(versions '("5.0" "5.5" "6.0" "6.5" "4.5" "7.0")))
(setq gnus-user-agent (concat (nth (random 5) agents) "/" (nth (random 5)
versions)
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(if person
(setq langpref (bbdb-record-field person 'language)))
(if langpref
(set-input-method langpref)))
)
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practical matter, if a few
emails are shown as unread, whether in gnus or another client,
it isn't a show-stopper.
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ords, I read an article.
In the summary buffer that article definitely is now shown as
read. But that doesn't propagate instantly to the IMAP
server. I can see this by (say) opening a gmail web interface
and noting that the article I just read on gnus is still
unread on gmail web. (I will try a few test cases on my own
to see what I can learn.)
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Michael Heerdegen writes:
> Bob Newell writes:
>
>> The thing is, your /client/ may show them as read but may or may not
>> have uploaded that "being read" information to the IMAP server. Do
>> try deliberately closing the client on your phone and see i
On Thu, Oct 19, 2023 at 12:14 PM Björn Bidar wrote:
> Bob Newell writes:
>
> >> I noticed that when I read a mail on my phone the read statusis
> >> still unread when I fetch my mails from my imap server is still
> >> unread in
> >> Gnus.
> >>
rked as read on gmail, and appears in the web
interface or on my phone client as unopened sometimes, until I
close down gnus.
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bably desirable but would be many
hours of work. But nevertheless thank you for the ideas.
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sending. I'll wait, press ctrl-g, and find the email has been
sent, but control was never returned. This is with SMTP via
msmtp. I've never tried to track it down as it isn't frequent
enough to be more than a small nuisance.
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d
many others) in sync across numerous devices with an rsync
methodology. Of course rsync is just one way; there are many
others.
It would be cool to do this with IMAP but I've never seen a
way to do so. I'd be happy to be wrong about this, of course.
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> inside emacs)?
Have you tried setting smtp-debug-info to t?
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same results when trying to send through
smtp.gmail.com as you do with wpxxx.mailout.server-he.de? That
is to say the 550 relay not permitted?
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quot;)
("nnimap+imap.gmail.com:[Gmail]/Sent Mail"
. "Sent Mail")
("nnimap+imap.gmail.com:[Gmail]/Drafts"
. "Drafts") ("nnimap+imap.gmail.com:teatrader"
. "Tea Trader")
etc. ... ))
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guring
things out. I have tried Gnorb which tracks via the registry
but never completely got it to be as general as I wished.
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In my case I settled on rsync.net, who offer their
"borg" plan to users who don't require technical support at a
price affordable to a retiree on a fixed income.
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>> On Fri, Sep 10 2021, Bob Newell wrote:
>>> I have rsync'd gnus for years with success. In addition to the files
>>> already listed I sync .newsrc.eld, but that is updated infrequently.
>>> Not strictly gnus entries, but related closely enough, I also sync
>
startup-gnus.el which is called from
.emacs and with which I tinker more often than I should.
Bob Newell
Honolulu, Hawai`i
On Fri, Sep 10, 2021 at 1:12 AM Leo Butler wrote:
>
> Pankaj Jangid writes:
>
> > "Roland Winkler" writes:
> >
> >> - How can I tell gnu
configurability for the
keepalive timings (both the run interval and the inactivity
interval). IMAP over gnus is a real pain to use at my son's
house and I suspect elsewhere, when similar conditions
prevail.
Mahalo,
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device at a time, and to remember to sync! I
almost always remember to up-sync but sometimes I get impatient and
forget to down-sync.
I am careful, with rsync, to use the backup option. I have yet to lose
any information despite doing a few bone-headed things.
Bob Newell
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nction I posted, would that work?
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ocal gnus-show-threads nil)
(gnus-uu-mark-buffer)
(gnus-summary-move-article nil "nnimap+imap.gmail.com:[Gmail]/Trash"
nil))
(message "Must be in summary buffer"
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delete it from All Mail, it will be gone, tag and all. If it's not in
All Mail it doesn't exist.
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l never take it away until the mail is
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el the mail item, the org-mode link will
always work (unless the mail is moved to Trash or Spam).
I have often thought about moving away from Gmail but to me
the All Mail concept is a killer feature.
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will cause some irritating work for many of us. (As an
occasional user of mutt, it will be especially annoying.)
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but in your code above, where did you get
> 'news-error' as the name of the error condition raised? I can't find this
> anywhere in the gnus source tree. Do you know for sure that
> gnus-group-get-new-news (or anything it calls) raises that conditi
I didn't see anything in the 'incompatible changes' log for
org, but perhaps this is too obscure. Oh well. This occupied a
few hours but it wasn't good beach weather today.
Aloha,
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Just to update, reversion to an earlier org-mode makes these
problems go away.
That still doesn't parse the question of whether there is
something in my own setup that now doesn't work as opposed to
a more general problem.
Continuing work
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.
Of course, I'll keep researching, but I may temporarily try to
revert to the previous org release (if I can figure out how!)
mahalo
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any of this or just my problem? Any ideas?
Mahalo in advance,
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s life a lot easier.
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if you don't want to bother with msmtp or if you are a
purist and want to do as much as possible within emacs. Choose msmtp if
you want something fast, convenient, and easy to use with good logging.
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) I
want to come from my MIT address (alum.mit.edu). That's an easy
setup. Anything coming in to my Jane Austen Society address
(jasnahawaii.org) will go back out from the same address.
Aloha from stormy Hawai`i,
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ed in some of the
functions. The serial 'if' statements cause negligible additional run
time. If 'langpref' is invalid, there's a message, and that's a good
thing.
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Many thanks for the idea. I'll go about implementing it.
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addressee)
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But this seems excessively crude and clunky. Surely I'm not the first
person ever to do this sort of thing, but I can't find any other
examples.
Any suggestions about doing this better, perhaps much better?
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("nnimap+imap.gmail.com:emms-help" . "EMMS List")
("nnimap+imap.gmail.com:bbdb" . "BBDB List")
("nnimap+aol:INBOX" . "AOL")
("nnml:mail.misc" . "POP Mail")
Like this:
(setq group-name-map
'(("nnimap+imap.gmail.com:INBOX" . "Inbox")
("nnimap+imap.gmail.com:[Gmail]/All Mail" . "All Mail")
etc.
))
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) the output of this command:
curl -s --insecure --url "imaps://whatever.imap.server" --user
"myuserid:mypassword" --request "STATUS INBOX (UNSEEN)"
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the time zone whatever you
wish. A conditional time zone would be more tricky but still could be done.
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m.el’.
It is bound to / o, .
(gnus-summary-insert-old-articles ALL)
Insert all old articles in this group.
If ALL is non-nil, already read articles become readable.
If ALL is a number, fetch this number of articles."
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remember that Google
doesn't use "and").
(add-to-list 'nnir-imap-search-arguments '("gmail" . "X-GM-RAW"))
(setq nnir-imap-default-search-key "gmail")
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) lookup.
(setq gnus-refer-article-method
'(current
(nnregistry)))
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Perhaps this is redundant, but as I've got it working and doing what I
need, I'm reluctant to mess it up :)
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;; Here are a few keybindings to help with moving Gmail messages from
;; INBOX (typically) to wherever. Strangely enough I've not seen these
;; published online even though the concept is extremely simple and
;; requires no (or little) knowledge or skill to implement (which is why I
;; could do
I met a couple in my last job before I retired. In fact, one of them
convinced me to switch over to gnus from VM.
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