Andrew Markebo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I want read read pop (by mail-sources), and squeze into to nnimap.
Sorry, what do you mean by "squeeze"? Do you have, separately, a POP and an IMAP server, and you want to pull things off the POP server and have Gnus push them to the IMAP server? I don't think there's easy "out-of-the-box" support for that. In particular, this config: > (setq gnus-secondary-select-methods > '( (nnimap "master" > (nnimap-address "localhost")))) > > (setq mail-sources > '( > (pop :server "e" :user "9" :password "b"))) doesn't do what you want because nnimap isn't an nnmail backend, where things like nnfolder, nnmh, nnml, etc. that pull mail off some server and store them locally are. The "typical" setup that Gnus expects is that (a) your ISP offers POP mail service and you want to store the articles locally, probably in nnml (pop mail-source); (b) your ISP offers IMAP mail service but you want to pull articles off it just like the POP case (imap mail-source); or (c) your ISP offers IMAP mail service and you want to read mail "on the server" (nnimap select-method). You could almost certainly write your own Lisp to pull mail off the POP server and push it on to the IMAP server; I'd hack something together most likely using (nnimap-stream shell) in your select-method specifier, see (gnus)IMAP. Your setup looks particularly strange, though, because you're setting (nnimap-address "localhost"). Why would you use IMAP in this case, over something like nnml, if the actual mail is going to be stored locally either way? --dzm _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
