Brady Trainor <[email protected]> writes: > I am considering moving my Gnus setup to a partition I share between > OSes. In this way, tick marks, subscribed folders etc will be easier to > keep in sync. > > So for instance, I hope the following will have the desired effect. > > (setq gnus-init-file "/e/.gnus") > (setq gnus-startup-file "/e/.newsrc") > (setq gnus-dribble-directory "/e/") > > In fact, it seems this can all be done at once with > > (setq gnus-home-directory "/e/") > > But to deal with `~/Mail/` and `~/News/`, I'm not sure the most > convenient way. It appears that so many variables may point to it, that > it may be easier to simply symlink these two.
I have
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(setq gnus-home-directory "~/.gnus.d/"
gnus-init-file "~/.gnus.d/gnus.el"
message-directory (expand-file-name "Mail/" gnus-home-directory))
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in my emacs.el file and all gnus related files are in this directory.
Cheers,
Rainer
>
> I have considered these other variables (I got most of this from word
> search in Gnus help node), but I'm unsure that they would have the
> desired and complete effect.
>
> nnml-directory
> mail-source-directory
>
> gnus-article-save-directory
> gnus-kill-files-directory
> gnus-directory
>
>
> Thank you,
> Brady
>
>
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