[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Suresh Ramasubramanian) writes:

> M-x version
> 
> GNU Emacs 21.2.1 (i386--freebsd, X toolkit, Xaw3d scroll bars) of
> 2002-03-24 on mjollnir.outblaze.com
> 
> M-x gnus-version
> 
> Oort Gnus v0.06

Awesome!

> 
> BTW Sriram, you posted a .el to get lost sigs into every mail - got
> that around? And also something to
> 

It must be lying around somewhere at home.  I will send it to you
later and offlist.

> [1] switch identities for mailing lists (ideally based on the sender or
>     some such field)

Gnus uses the concepts of "groups" to split incoming mail into
different folders.  You can associate a "posting style" for each such
group, in addition to having a default posting style.  An example will
put a lot of things in perspective here (maybe you can get the rest
from the Gnus manual)

Here is an excerpt from my ~/.gnus

;; Tell Gnus to split incoming mail... First is the group name, second
;; is the regexp to control the actual splitting

(setq nnmail-split-methods
      '(("LUG-Madras"
         "^\\(From\\|To\\|Cc\\):.*ilugc@aero\\.iitm\\.ernet\\.in")
        ("LDD-Madras" "^Subject:.* \\[penguinlanding\\]")
        ("LIP" "^List-Id:.*linux-india-programmers\\.lists")
        ("LIH" "^List-Id:.*linux-india-help\\.lists\\.sourceforge\\.net")
        ("LIG" "^List-Id:.*linux-india-general\\.lists")

        ("Default" "")))

;; Have different sigs, from addresses etc for different groups

(setq gnus-posting-styles
      '((".*"
         (signature-file "~/.signature")
         (name mail-user-name))         ; set somewhere in .customs.emacs

        ("batch"
         (name "Naresh Narasimhan")
         (address "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"))

        ("LI."
         (name "Karra, Sriram")
         (address "[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
         (signature
          "Life sans X sounds just as bad as life sans SeX."))
        ))


> [2] Use sendmail -f to set the envelope sender each time
>     I have this ...  '(message-sendmail-f-is-evil nil) but it doesn't
>     really seem to do the job :(

K.  I don't really know what "sendmail -f" does :)   But a quick
browse of the source did give some pointers.  btw, by "doesnt' do the
job", do you mean no address is generated for sendmail -f or is a
wrong address generated there?  If the latter, see what the following
return:

M-: (user-login-name) RET
M-: mail-host-address RET
M-: (message-make-fqdn) RET

A combination of these is what is used to construct the argument to
"-f"... 

> My mailnews.el is at http://www.hserus.net/mailnews.el fwiw ...

Looks quite functional. Man... this file can do some formatting :) 
C-x h C-M-\

-- 
Life sans X sounds just as bad as life sans SeX.


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