Tassilo Horn <[email protected]> writes: > Harry Putnam <[email protected]> writes: > > Hi Harry, > >> Start emacs -f gnus on my main desktop (also starts the server). >> >> Later connect to that session from a remote with emacsclient. >> >> emacsclient -c <RET> >> >> C-x b *Group* <RET> Now I'm in the gnus session. How do I leave it >> without shutting down the server too. > > `C-x 5 0' should do the trick.
Ahh yes it does. >> Just switching out of the buffer and C-x C-c kills the emacsclient >> terminal alright but it also kills the gnus session on the server. > > With emacs 23 `C-x C-c' is supposed to do the right thing, e.g. leave > the server running. Maybe your snapshot is outdated? For me it just > works... I miss spoke earlier in the thread and said closing the emacsclient session `killed the server too' but I really meant what you quote just above.. that it kills the gnus session on the server. So no, my emacs-23 version is fairly recent, I just wasn't using the right command to leave the gnus session. Using the one you suggested C-x 5 0, and C-x C-s does the right thing. I see that information in the documentation now... I'd seen it before too but somehow didn't connect it to leaving a gnus session. If you just change buffers (C-x b) out of gnus then C-x C-s, it does kill gnus on the server, but that makes sense when I thought about it a little more. Thanks _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
