Dick Hoogendijk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I use nnimap in Gnus and I like it very much. Doing a "G c" yesterday
> I was overwhelmed by all the options I saw. Never seen something quite
> like that. Today I noticed however that E-mail I sent from within gnus
> is not saved somewhere. In other mua's I can say where to save
> outgoing email. I'm sure that is possible in Gnus too, but *how*
> So, I'm looking for a global setting where to keep a copy of my
> outgoing e-mails (Gnus/nnimap). I appreciate any help on this.
Not the popular answer, I know, but I have Gnus Bcc: outgoing mail to
myself.
(setq message-required-mail-headers
(nconc message-required-mail-headers
(list '(Bcc . "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"))))
Then my sorting rules pick out mail either to or from an individual, so
all of my correspondence with people that have their own mail groups can
show up as a threaded conversation in the respective group. Duplicate
suppression deals with things like mailing lists where I'm going to get
a copy of my own mail sent back at me. This works better for me than
having to trace a thread between two different groups depending on
whether I sent the message or not.
--dzm
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