Gnus threads too many articles together
Everyday I get an email from my bank saying what my account balance is. These are all different emails, but Gnus puts them all in one thread, I think because they have the same subject. If I go into my bank group and insert old articles, I get O Jan 24, 2023 Alliant Alerts 0 Account Balance Notification O Jan 24, 2023 Alliant Alerts 0 ╰─► O Jan 25, 2023 Alliant Alerts 0 ╰─► O Jan 27, 2023 Alliant Alerts 0 ╰─► O Jan 30, 2023 Alliant Alerts 0 ╰─► O Jan 31, 2023 Alliant Alerts 0 ╰─► I don't know the most informative way to ask this question, but is there a way to make Gnus just thread distinct conversations together (like Outlook.) I'd like to not disable threads entirely. -- Dr. John Haman Maryland, USA
Re: Changing servers with same DNS IP Address value
Pankaj writes: > (nntp "gmane" > (nntp-address "news.gmane.io")) > > Additionally, I've made updates to the ~/.newsrc.eld file, replacing > "news.gwene.org" with "gmane". Everything seems to be running smoothly > so far, and I've made sure to keep a backup, just in case. Great! Yeah, a backup is never a bad idea :-) Best regards, Adam -- "I'm sure there are people out there who has Adam Sjøgren reiserfs working on their machines, and has nevera...@koldfront.dk seen any problems. You can find similar opinions on Windows 95."
Re: Changing servers with same DNS IP Address value
Adam Sjøgren writes: > Pankaj writes: > >> '(gnus-secondary-select-methods >>'( >> (nntp "news.gwene.org") ; Gmane >> (nnml "") ; /var/spool/mail >> >> If I update the server to "news.gmane.io", will I need to modify all the >> entries in the "~/.newsrc.eld" file? > > You can set the nntp-address, avoiding it defaulting to your > configuration's server name. > > Eg I have: > > (nntp "gm" > (nntp-address "news.gmane.io")) > (nntp "fb" > (nntp-address "feedbase.org")) > > So you can go: > > (nntp "news.gwene.org" > (nntp-address "news.gmane.io")) > > and keep your entries the same, while connecting to news.gmane.io > instead. > > > Best regards, > > Adam Thanks, Adam. I wasn't aware of "nntp-address", although I've been using "nnimap-address" in a similar context. My goal is to retain the name "gmane" for historical consistency, regardless of the actual address used. Your suggestion aligns with that. I've since updated my configuration to: (nntp "gmane" (nntp-address "news.gmane.io")) Additionally, I've made updates to the ~/.newsrc.eld file, replacing "news.gwene.org" with "gmane". Everything seems to be running smoothly so far, and I've made sure to keep a backup, just in case.
Re: How to search for ticked articles
Eric Abrahamsen writes: >> No results with : >> mark:flag >> tag:flag >> flagged >> >> Success with : >> mark:flagged >> tag:flagged >> FLAGGED > > Are you sure it isn't just finding messages with "mark:flagged" in > them? I tried with a random message that I ticked for this test. It was found only when it was ticked. Anyway, with gnus-search-use-parsed-queries switched on, the search query mark:flagged works when mark:flag doesn't. That is not what the search queries documentation states. -- Julien Cubizolles
Re: Correct ordering of items in mail threads
On Tuesday, 24 Oct 2023 at 09:58, Pankaj Jangid wrote: > Yes. I tried this suggestion. But this doesn't have any effect on the > output. I tried it with all the combinations of > "gnus-summary-make-false-root". Default being 'adopt'. Interesting. Adding this to my config (years ago) fixed the problem I was having that, IIRC, was essentially the same as what you are seeing. Oh well, complex systems... -- Eric S Fraga via gnus (Emacs 30.0.50 2023-06-19) on Debian 12.0
