On Wed, 09 Apr 2008 17:38:45 +0200 Suno Ano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
SA> ,----[ My ~/.authinfo: ]
SA> | machine imap.gmail.com login <gmail_1>@gmail.com password <first_pw>
port 993
SA> | machine imap.gmail.com login <gmail_2>@gmail.com password <second_pw>
port 993
SA> | machine imap.gmail.com login <gmail_3>@gmail.com password <third_pw>
port 993
SA> | machine imap.gmail.com login <gmail_4>@gmail.com password <fourth_pw>
port 993
SA> `----
SA> After starting Gnus, I enter the group buffer, hit B C-k nnimap RET
SA> <gmail_1>@gmail.com. Then I subscribe to the groups like INBOX etc.
SA> I repeat the former step for all four of my Gmail accounts. The problem
SA> is, when I quit Gnus and start it again, all INBOX groups show the
SA> emails from my first Gmail account i.e. <Gmail_1>@gmail.com.
Currently the netrc.el code and everything that uses it only goes by
server+port. In other words, the four lines above look the same to the
netrc.el code so you just get the first one.
I usually set up /etc/hosts aliases for these situations, and that might
work for you until this is resolved.
I can modify netrc.el, but I'm not sure of the best way to do it. Note
that your nnimap method:
(add-to-list 'gnus-secondary-select-methods
`(nnimap ,priv-gmail0-mail-user
(nnimap-address ,priv-imap-gmail-mail-server)
(nnimap-server-port 993)
(nnimap-stream ssl)
)
t
)
doesn't have anything to distinguish it, besides the method name itself,
from the other 3 methods. So we'd need to pass the method name to
netrc, and have an identifier in each row that points to that method.
Maybe this would work?
server gmail1 machine imap.gmail.com login <gmail_1>@gmail.com password
<first_pw> port 993
...assuming your method is called "gmail1"?
We could also make 'machine' a more complex field, but I don't like that
approach.
Any opinions?
Ted
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