Nicolas Cavigneaux <[email protected]> writes: > Eric Abrahamsen <[email protected]> writes: > >>> It returns nil so I guess it's not good? >> >> Yup, that would cause the problem. And you're sure that the group name >> you're testing is a valid one, right? What do you get for just: >> >> (gnus-group-find-parameter <group-name>) >> >> ? > > Yes I think that the group name I'm using for my tests is a valid one. I > added a screenshot so you can see by yourself. > > Evaluating: > > (gnus-group-find-parameter "nnimap+home:INBOX") > > returns: > > ((display . all) (expiry-wait . 2)
Whoa hang on, why did explicitly asking for the 'expiry-wait parameter return nil before, then? Can you test that again? If 'expiry-wait is present in the alist, we should have gotten 2 from the earlier call. Anyway, something is setting this parameter to two days, so I'm guessing that your imap messages are getting expired, but not until two days later, so it might look like nothing is happening. Is that possible? Have you configured the `gnus-parameters' option? Or set an `expiry-wait' parameter for this group in particular? Two days isn't a default value anywhere... Eric _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
