Hi,
I use dovecot imapd with both an mbox for INBOX and maildir for other
folders, and I use sieve to split email into maildir folders.
In .gnus.el I have:
(setq gnus-secondary-select-methods
'((nnml "mail")
(nnimap "asdf"
(nnimap-address "localhost")
(nnimap-server-port 143)
(nnimap-stream network))))
and I have left over from before I was using imap:
(setq nnmail-split-methods
'(("junk" "Subject:.*urgent")
...
("inbox" "")))
It used to be that messages in my imap inbox were stored in nnimap+asdf:INBOX.
Now, the first time I ran gnus from emacs 23, it moved all messages
from nnimap+asdf:INBOX to nnml+mail:inbox, or in other words it
emptied /var/spool/user, and stored them in nnml+mail:inbox, so my
imap inbox is not empty.
I don't remember if I had a reason to keep the nnml secondary select
method. Should I just remove it and remove the nnmail split methods,
to get it to ignore /var/spool/user and read nnimap+asdf:INBOX
instead?
Also, if I make a copy of my ~/Mail directory that email creates, can
I restore my email from it if I screw something up, i.e. can I use
gnus to read the email from the copied directory and put it back into
my imap store?
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