Here's my select method for accessing my IMAP account:
(setq gnus-secondary-select-methods
'((nnimap "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
(nnimap-address "highhat.net"))))
To get it so that I can just hit a button that represents "deletion"
and have them moved to the Trash folder is to set point on the nnimap
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:INBOX group, hit "G c", go to the bottom, and add
a new variable called nnmail-expiry-target with the value of "nnimap
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:Trash" - and I do use the quotes in the text
field where the value is set.
So, I open up the [EMAIL PROTECTED]:INBOX group and hit 'E'
on an article. I hit 'B e' to run the expiry process, and the article
just stays in the Summary buffer, with a big E next to it. In my
other mail client, Thunderbird, the mail message is still in the INBOX
folder.
I restart gnus, change the value of nnmail-expiry-target to
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", restart a few more times, expire other
articles. Nothing works. I think I'm just going about this the wrong
way.
I don't care if I use the expiry feature or not. How do I set it up
so that when I delete messages they get moved to the Trash folder?
The main reason I need it this way is that I use other mail clients
than Gnus. If it's not consistent where deleted articles go, I'm
going to have to delete the same articles for each mail client I use
that does it a different way.
This functionality has to be on a per-group basis because I have
multiple email accounts.
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