[email protected] writes:
> I think there is a good reason.
> * Get your mail via imap
> * C-o messages to separate files and delete them from imap
> tediously (B <del>)
One can write an elisp function (for placement in .gnus) to combine
the actions of C-o and B <del>, and one can wire that function to a
key.
> Now you have all your messages nearly sorted into lots of files
> according to author/subject..
>
> You can read the files with nndoc, but nndoc is a read-only
> affair.
Yes, nndoc objects are read-only from within gnus -- a feature I like
since I regard these files as records.
> Having dealt with a topic, you really need something like rmail (or
> mailx or whatever) to clean up. B <del> is not going to work here.
I don't remember being able to edit mboxes with rmail. I commonly use
mailx for this.
-- Bill
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