Matt Lundin <[email protected]> writes: > [email protected] (Paulo J. Matos) writes: > >> I am currently using GNUS widely at home, on the laptop and at >> work. However, annoyingly I don't have any sync setup between gnus >> besides the config file through git and dropbox. >> >> What I would like is to sync >> - the topic setup >> - subscribed newsgroups >> - newsgroup message status (read, expired, etc) >> >> Any tips on how to do this or workarounds to this? > > I place everything of importance in a single ~/gnus/ directory and then > sync it across multiple machines using git. > > (setq > gnus-startup-file "~/gnus/.newsrc" > gnus-directory "~/gnus/" > gnus-registry-cache-file "~/gnus/.gnus.registry.eld" > gnus-dribble-directory "~/gnus/" > mail-source-directory "~/gnus/incoming/" > gnus-cache-directory "~/gnus/cache/" > ) >
I would love to know more about your setup and interaction with git. Have you written about it anywhere? If not, could you please just let me know about: - Do you have any script to push the changes into a server when you logout? - Any elisp to pull the changes from the server during startup? - Do you have a git project called gnus that you use? I assume you also use git to keep track of .emacs for example. Do you then have a different git project just for the .emacs? Cheers, -- PMatos _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
