On 30 Jul 2008, Ed wrote: > When I go to the second line, and hit SPC, I see: > K 618: INBOX > K 0: Mail/archive > K 0: Mail/drafts
> When I go to the first line and hit SPC I can see the mail messages in > my inbox. > Then, if I go back to the groups buffer, it allows me to subscribe to > nnimap+main:INBOX > 0: nndraft:queue > 0: nndraft:drafts > 618: nnimap+mail:INBOX > So that seems good. But the next time I open GNUS this group is not > there, and I have to go back to the server buffer and read the email > through that. > So how do I get this INBOX group to stick around? Are you sure there is new mail for you to see? You can screw up your .newsrc* files if you're playing with your .gnus and changing servers. Not that it's bad to play with it in your case -- on the contrary, you need to to get your gnus set up properly. I've had a similar problem (but not with imap) with my local newserver. I'd subscribe to groups, and i could read them when i first subscribed, but not with a new instance of gnus. I could touch .newsrc and see all the articles, but otherwise, i could never read certain groups. What worked for me was to create a new user and read news from the new account. Not a very elegant solution, but it has worked so far. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
