Re: Inhibiting gnus-get-new-news at startup

Husain Alshehhi wrote: > When gnus starts (M-x gnus), it automatically get new news. > This is a reasonable default. But when I start gnus multiple > times to look up a message, I have to wait few seconds for > it to start. Do it like you do with Emacs, don't kill it. (defun gnus-switch-to-group

Re: Emphasizing text when composing mails?

Tim Landscheidt wrote: > Gnus has the feature to display some words with a different > face if they are bracketed with certain characters (*bold*, > /italic/, _underline_). Yes, those are `gnus-emphasis-bold', `gnus-emphasis-italic' and `gnus-emphasis-underline'. If one feels the need to use the

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

Michael Heerdegen wrote: >>> It will then be the summary buffer article at point, not >>> the selected one. If one is selected, it would make more >>> sense to operate on that. >> >> Probably, but how that works I don't know, this >> >> (gnus-summary-article-number) >> >> is 20086 in the summary b

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

Michael Heerdegen wrote: The function `mail-header-subject' works but then you don't get to select the header. >>> >>> What does "you don't get to select the header" mean? >> >> You only get the Subject header. > > With this accessor function, yes. And with the others, you > get the othe

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

> (gnus-data-header (gnus-data-find (gnus-summary-article-number))) > > It will then be the summary buffer article at point, not the > selected one. If one is selected, it would make more sense > to operate on that. Probably, but how that works I don't know, this (gnus-summary-article-number)

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

Michael Heerdegen wrote: >> The function `mail-header-subject' works but then you don't >> get to select the header. > > What does "you don't get to select the header" mean? You only get the Subject header. -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

Michael Heerdegen wrote: However, how will you get the specific header data out of the result? Don't know ... >>> >>> I think the header object is a struct of type >>> `mail-header' ("nnheader.el"). >> >> But try to extract with `mail-header', it complains about >> the data not being a l

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

Michael Heerdegen wrote: >> However, how will you get the specific header data out of >> the result? Don't know ... > > I think the header object is a struct of type `mail-header' > ("nnheader.el"). But try to extract with `mail-header', it complains about the data not being a list. -- undergro

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

Get data like this: (gnus-data-header (gnus-data-find (gnus-summary-article-number))) It will then be the summary buffer article at point, not the selected one. If one is selected, it would make more sense to operate on that. However, how will you get the specific header data out of the resul

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

Husain Alshehhi wrote: >> In a temp buffer, no, but you can access the article buffer >> using eg `gnus-with-article' or `gnus-with-article-buffer', >> or even `gnus-with-article-headers' if you only care about >> the headers. > > I suppose that gnus-with-article-buffer works, almost. > In the cas

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

Robert Pluim wrote: > In a temp buffer, no, but you can access the article buffer > using eg `gnus-with-article' or `gnus-with-article-buffer', > or even `gnus-with-article-headers' if you only care about > the headers. You mean like this? (defun gnus-article-header-value (hdr) "Get the value

Re: Reading the article/message in elisp

husain wrote: > I would like to be able to read the article content in elisp > and execute processes based on that. For example, if the > message has TO:per...@work.xyz, or CC:per...@work.xyz, then > I would like to open the person's profile page. You can use `message-fetch-field' to get headers,

Re: A look at free.usenet reveals the need for matching on high entropy random strings

Richmond wrote: > If I say (L)ower (a)uthor (r)egular expression (p)ermanent > and then enter ^.{128,}$ that should match any from field of > more than 127 characters right? It doesn't work. > Nothing I have tried works. (re-search-forward "^.\\{10,\\}$") ;; hide ;; 456789 ;; find me, 10+ chars

Re: A look at free.usenet reveals the need for matching on high entropy random strings

Richmond wrote: >>> A look at free.usenet reveals the need for matching on >>> high entropy random strings. These are being used in the >>> from header to thwart filters. >> >> Are you on Usenet with news.eternal-september.org ? > > I am on usenet with news.solani.org . OK! > I forgot that gmane

Re: A look at free.usenet reveals the need for matching on high entropy random strings

Richmond wrote: > A look at free.usenet reveals the need for matching on high > entropy random strings. These are being used in the from > header to thwart filters. Are you on Usenet with news.eternal-september.org ? -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: Gnus plaintext email recommendations

Bartosz Kaczyński wrote: > My main concern is that when replying to an HTML email, > I want to ensure that the email doesn't get "lost" HTML part > and remains in plain text format. This is what I do, maybe it'll work for you as well? (setq mm-discouraged-alternatives '("text/html" "text/richtex

Re: test

Ömer wrote: > a followup a followdown -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: Removing the first nntp server from the list

Richmond wrote: >> We need nil (and /dev/null) so why not nnnil? > > We needs The Knights Who Say nnnil! Heroes of nnnight and nnnagic! -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: Removing the first nntp server from the list

> That, the last thing, I didn't say tho. > > We need nil (and /dev/null) so why not nnnil? And `ignore' etc ... -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: Removing the first nntp server from the list

Eric Abrahamsen wrote: >>> Thanks it worked. I thought you had a repeating n key, but >>> it's really a thing, nnnil. >>> >>> https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/blob/master/lisp/gnus/nnnil.el >> >> What's nn anyway, network news? > > The naming is built on the original protocol, nntp: Network >

Re: Server listed twice in gnus-group-enter-server-mode

Adam Sjøgren wrote: >>> I must delete it from the configuration file, but there is >>> only one in .gnus, where is the other? >> >> It must be in .newsrc-dribble. > > I would guess ~/.newsrc.eld - which can be quite fiddly to > edit [...] What do you do if you screw it up - delete it, right? --

Re: Server listed twice in gnus-group-enter-server-mode

Richmond wrote: > I have ended up with the same server listed twice in > (gnus-group-enter-server-mode). I think this may be because > I originally added the server using > (gnus-group-browse-foreign-server METHOD), and then added it > to .gnus as a (gnus-secondary-select-methods) and then later >

Re: Removing the first nntp server from the list

Richmond wrote: > Thanks it worked. I thought you had a repeating n key, but > it's really a thing, nnnil. > > https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/blob/master/lisp/gnus/nnnil.el What's nn anyway, network news? -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: Removing the first nntp server from the list

Adam Sjøgren wrote: > The historical split between the primary select method and > the secondary methods is more confusing to me :-) Exactly. -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: duplicated mails

GH wrote: > Ive many duplicated mails because gnus fetch 2 times from my > pop server (it was fixed) > > any function to remove duplicated mails? Maybe you are looking for this - it doesn't do exactly that, but I think it is a better idea actually not to ... (setq gnus-suppress-duplicates t)

Re: Keeping IMAP connection alive when using it in mail-sources

Adam Sjøgren wrote: > Here's the modified version of mail-source-fetch-imap > I cobbled together - the handling of deleting the buffer if > there is no process is not so pretty: > > (defun mail-source-fetch-imap (source callback) > "Fetcher for imap sources." > (mail-source-bind (imap source)

Re: gnus-article-summary-next

Juan José García-Ripoll wrote: > a brief question. Has anything changed in Emacs 28? I am > used to Shift-p and Shift-n to navigate the emails but now > those keys act in reversed order: previous means later date > and next means earlier date, moving downwards and upwards in > a sorted summary buf

Re: Help needed: nnmaildir and expire-group parameter.

Eric Abrahamsen wrote: > Apologies if you already know edebug. It's okay ... -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: gnus-read-init-file: Error in ~/.gnus: disroot.org

jindam, vani wrote: > i intentionally did not provided full log See, Gnus _is_ a fake news client! -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: Option to open article or group with new frame in summary

Björn Bidar wrote: >>> Hey is it possible to open solely the selected article or >>> the article with that summary in the navigation history in >>> a new frame. >> >> (setq gnus-single-article-buffer t) > > Oh thanks. Want's the keybind to open an article in > a new frame? Don't know, maybe try

Re: Option to open article or group with new frame in summary

Björn Bidar wrote: > Hey is it possible to open solely the selected article or > the article with that summary in the navigation history in > a new frame. (setq gnus-single-article-buffer t) -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: How to subsribe to a general mailing list?

Björn Bidar wrote: >>> Subscribing this way should work on all lists that contain >>> the appropriate mail headers. >> >> https://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/Gmane > > Not necessarily every mailinglists is on Gmane, it depends > on the users preference what he might choose. NTTP/Game > won't work as g

Re: How to subsribe to a general mailing list?

Björn Bidar wrote: >>> Did I miss something or do you have any suggestions? >> >> Just general way. Check here: > > With Gnus-Mailinglist-Mode you also can all > gnus-mailing-list-subscribe do to do the same by pressing > C-c C-n s. > > Subscribing this way should work on

Re: Signing a message with S/MIME in Gnus?

Jens Lechtenboerger wrote: > ((posting-from-work-p) ;; A user defined function > (signature-file "~/.work-signature") > (address "u...@bar.foo") > (body "You are fired.\n\nSincerely, your boss.") > ("X-Message-SMTP-Method" "smtp smtp.example.org 587") > (organization "Important Work, Inc"))

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: >> I'm sure you can polish that code every day for the rest of >> 2022 but if it works it looks good enough to me. > > Fixed some problems. > > (setq mu-cite-prefix-format '("> ")) > (setq mu-cite-cited-prefix-regexp "^[^[:blank:]\n<>]+>+[[:blank:]]*") > (setq mu-cite-top-fo

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > I see. I'll do so if I can. Thank you very much. With regular expressions it will always get a bit chaotic, and with tons of them like you have it will look even more so, but that doesn't mean it _is_. I'm sure you can polish that code every day for the rest of 2022 but

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > I understand. As for me, putting ";;; -*- lexical-binding: > t -*-" is difficult. Because the file (.gnus.el or .emacs) > isn't new. It consists of my code and the other parts that > already exists. If I (or someone) put ";;; -*- > lexical-binding: t -*-", the other parts

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: >> Just try - and you will fly ... >> >> ;;; -*- lexical-binding: t -*- >> >> (defun c () >> (message b) ) >> >> (defun a (b) >> (message b) >> (setq b "ah") >> (c) ) >> >> ;; (a "oh") >> ;; ^ eval me > > Error message is displayed on *Backtrace* buffer.

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: >> In your case, you could do >> >> (defun strip-signature (re &optional rep) >> (or rep (setq rep "")) >> ;; ... > > It's amazing. But I want to avoid grobal variable. > Please show me the way to use let instead of setq. > I don't know how to use it in this case. 'rep

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > I consulted members of https://emacs-jp.github.io/ on slack. > Many thanks for their kind help. Good to hear from Emacs Japan, I love Japanese technology <3 > (setq mu-cite-prefix-format '("> ")) > (setq mu-cite-cited-prefix-regexp "\\(^[^[:blank:]\n<>]+>+[[:blank:]]*\\)

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: >>> (add-hook 'gnus-article-prepare-hook #'gnus-article-prepare-hook-f) >> >> I'm currently considering function name. Please tell me >> what last "f" means. I want to use it as reference. > > Maybe function? Yes, correct. I got it from someone else. -- underground exper

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: >> 1. Split into functions with names that explain what >>they do. >> >> 2. Instead of `replace-regexp', use >> >>(while (re-search-forward RE nil t) >> (replace-match STR) ) > > I see. Thank you. Is this fix right? Make the whole thing a function that you ad

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > Add to .emacs > > (autoload 'mu-cite-original "mu-cite" nil t) > (setq message-cite-function #'mu-cite-original) > > Add to .gnus.el > > (setq mu-cite-prefix-format '("> ")) > (setq mu-cite-cited-prefix-regexp "\\(^[^[:blank:]\n<>]+>+[[:blank:]]*\ > \\)") > (setq mu-cite-t

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator [solved]

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > (function mu-cite-original) #'mu-cite-original > (add-hook 'mu-cite-post-cite-hook > (lambda () [...] What happens if you change the code and evaluate `add-hook' again? > (save-excursion > (save-excursion ? ? > (replace-reg

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > (add-hook 'mu-cite-post-cite-hook > (lambda nil Most people would put it (lambda () ... ) > Is this right? If you quote a lambda it is just a list with data: '(a b c) '(lambda not an anonymous function) Eval and you will see, there's no difference in principl

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > Fixed. Hm, "over-engineering" isn't quite the right word here ... ? > (setq mu-cite-prefix-format '("> ")) > (setq mu-cite-cited-prefix-regexp "\\(^[^ \t\n<>]+>+[ \t]*\\)") > (setq mu-cite-top-format '(from " writes:\n\n")) > (add-hook 'mu-cite-post-cite-hook > '

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > Hard to say, I want to read whole message (100%) in article buffer. > Just on reply, I want to strip signature without > "-- ". It is a bit confusing to call them that. It is a local redefinition by you. "HIH" for example isn't a signature if it appears above "-- " or if

Re: Strip signature on reply without standard separator

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > I want to strip signature on reply without "-- ". I read > https://www.gnus.org/manual/gnus_48.html#Article-Signature > and add to .gnus.el, That's probably not the way to do it, I think that, i.e. `gnus-signature-separator', should be used only for the separator(s) per s

Re: Generate and insert Face header from jpg file

Satoshi Yoshida wrote: > (gnus-face-from-file "~/face.jpg") Okay, sounds like an interesting function? :O But `gnus-convert-image-to-face-command', mentioned in the docstring, isn't defined here and has no docstring of its own ... -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: deuglifing articles

GH wrote: >> but how do you intend to deuglify the posting style and >> into what? > > maybe a function that count the ">" sorting, for example, > ">>>" on top of ">>" idk (how-many "^>> " (point-min)) ; 2 Not following? -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: deuglifing articles

Adam Sjøgren wrote: >> many mails from gmail are using Top Posting style, any >> function to deuglify it? > > I think it has been discussed before, but I can't remember > if anybody came up with something good. Okay but what's the goal more precisely? > It would be really nice to have a way to m

Re: deuglifing articles

GH wrote: > many mails from gmail are using Top Posting style, any > function to deuglify it? You can hide the quoted part (instead show a button which will open it), hide the signature and so on - like you can with any mail for that matter - but how do you intend to deuglify the posting style an

Re: Something peculiar in my Topics setup

hput wrote: > [ watch -- 0 ] > 235: nnml:all-but-cron_ Did you cronfigure `gnus-topic-line-format'? -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: How to browse gmane hierarchy?

JibStyle wrote: > Thanks, but I don't think that solved my issue -- it still > requires linearly scrolling through tens of thousands > of groups. Search the buffer. -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal

Re: How to browse gmane hierarchy?

JibStyle wrote: > I have configured Gnus with NNTP server news.gmane.io. > When I press M-d in the group buffer, it lists about 36k > groups. I would like to browse and subscribe to some groups, > but I don't have time to linearly scan through this list. That so? :) In the Group buffer, hit the

Re: fake-news in Gnus?

Wayne Harris via info-gnus-english wrote: o/ is there support in Gnus for fake news? a fake news client if you will. fake client LOL. ? TIA >>> >>> I don't get it. :-) >> >> Check out Alex Jones (Prison PLanet and Infowars) > > I ended up on what seems to be Prison Plane

fake-news in Gnus?

o/ is there support in Gnus for fake news? a fake news client if you will. fake client LOL. ? TIA -- underground experts united https://dataswamp.org/~incal ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org https://lists.gn

Re: Test email

Be sure to add these groups, as well as gmane.emacs.gnus.user ( = this one) gmane.discuss gmane.emacs.help gmane.emacs.gnus.general gmane.test -- underground experts united http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573 https://dataswamp.org/~incal ___ info-

Re: How to shorten urls displayed in text version of mail in Gnus

Narendra Joshi wrote: > I am looking for shortening the url using an > external service. I would like the text displayed > for the url to not take a lot of space. I have gone > through the washing documentation but nothing seems > to cover my use case. Check out the Emacs-wiki suggestion and the

Re: How to shorten urls displayed in text version of mail in Gnus

Colin Baxter wrote: >> Hi, I have configured Gnus to try to display mail >> with the `text/plain` version if available. >> >> A lot of mail happens to have very long URLs that >> I would like to shorten while displaying them in >> the Article buffer. It would be great if there is >> something in G

Re: How to shorten urls displayed in text version of mail in Gnus

Narendra Joshi wrote: > I have configured Gnus to try to display mail with > the `text/plain` version if available. > > A lot of mail happens to have very long URLs that > I would like to shorten while displaying them in > the Article buffer. It would be great if there is > something in Gnus that

Re: Colours gone

Richmond wrote: > Maybe it has to be in the context of gnus running? > > The link above was broken. Thanks for telling me, now the URL is fixed. The correct one should be: https://dataswamp.org/~incal/emacs-init/my-faces.el > But I found this, not sure what it is > telling me. > > https://dat

Re: Colours gone

Richmond wrote: > After upgrading to 27 I've lost some colour > settings affecting the gnus list of groups, > list of articles. It used to show groups with > unread articles in a different colour. I am > also getting error messages about "invalid > face" (a bit of a cheek!) > > What can I do about

Re: to call Hurd.

Adrian Petrescu wrote: >> How to pronounce Hurd? > > [...] That is the pun they were going > for, right? Mutually recursively. -- underground experts united http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573 https://dataswamp.org/~incal ___ info-gnus-english mailing

Re: gnus save's pdf attachments with zero bits.

Uwe Brauer wrote: > I cannot upgrade since, gnus has another bug, > and does not displays smime signed messages > correctly, sigh. > > Any advice? Certainly: Find and fix the bugs in the source, or use a Gnus from another piece of source that doesn't have them, as obviously it shouldn't be like a

Re: Emacs resident looking for advice when Gnus blocks while fetching news

>>> Is there a way to convert all my messages >>> from nnmaildir to nnml? >> >> What you look for is called respooling. >> [...] > > Just check it out and it doesn't add up [...] Now I've found it! But this paleo-computer can't view Google Groups. But I have a smartphone here that can! So I'll jus

Re: Emacs resident looking for advice when Gnus blocks while fetching news

>> Is there a way to convert all my messages >> from nnmaildir to nnml? > > What you look for is called respooling. [...] Just check it out and it doesn't add up, it seems :( So it was called something unusual, is all I can say :)) Maybe I'll grep the web for Rmail -> nnml which I know exist (?)

Re: Emacs resident looking for advice when Gnus blocks while fetching news

Garjola Dindi wrote: > Is there a way to convert all my messages > from nnmaildir to nnml? What you look for is called respooling. I've done it several times, one was from Rmail to nnml, _I think_! ... then a couple of other times in more creative/exotic ways, but it was so long ago, and in all

Re: newbie question: trouble with mail splitting

Karl wrote: > i'm happy to use gnus for reading and writing > mails. Now i want to split mails, but i do > not understand how it works. The first thing I always ask when it comes to mail splitting is what is the reason? Is it to organize mails from different mailing lists? Then, the answer is it

Re: How can I protect the gnus structure?

joakim wrote: > I misstakenly kill and/or unsubscribe groups > pretty often. Also I randomly seem to press > TAB, breaking my gnus topic structure. How about just assigning those actions to more complicated keys which you won't hit randomly that easily? :) -- underground experts united http://u

Re: How can I protect the gnus structure?

joakim wrote: > I misstakenly kill and/or unsubscribe groups > pretty often. Also I randomly seem to press > TAB, breaking my gnus topic structure. How about just assigning those actions to more complicated keys which you won't hit randomly that easily? :) -- underground experts united http://u

Re: the stars in the group buffer.

Uwe Brauer wrote: > I forgot to ask this a long time ago: in my > group buffer I see > * 0: nnimap+gmail:INBOX > > What does the * mean and how can I get rid > of it? Check out/compare the current value/documentation for, then configure `gnus-group-line-format'. -- underground expe

Re: [OT] does gmane still allow nntp posting?

Adam Sjøgren wrote: > The new folks has not got around to do the > NNTP+email-part, so Lars is still running > NNTP+email. What other parts are there? -- underground experts united http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573 ___ info-gnus-english mailing list in

Re: [OT] does gmane still allow nntp posting?

Robert Girault wrote: >> I'm using Gnus to send this to >> gmane.emacs.gnus.user thru news.gmane.org! > > Using NNTP only? Without having to confirm by > e-mail? Is that possible? Not with Gmane as far as I know, I consider that part of Gmane. You can use NNTP thru a Usenet server, of course, e.g

Re: [OT] does gmane still allow nntp posting?

Adam Sjøgren wrote: >> Is it still possible to post to mailing >> lists through gmane? Or is it just for >> mailing list archival now? Thanks! > > It is possible, although some people are > reporting problems with responding to the > TMDA emails. I'm not following, isn't that the whole purpose of

Re: on selecting a region of articles to be marked for download

Robert Girault wrote: > I'm experimenting Gnus in offline mode. In the > summary of a group, I selected a region and > expected that gnus-agent-toogle-mark or > gnus-agent-mark-article would mark the all > articles in the region, but they did not. > So I have to mark one by one. > > How can I spee

couldn't authorize gmane.comp.sysutils.docker.user

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Re: gnus-topic-update-topic-line: Wrong type argument: number-or-marker-p, nil

Loris Bennett wrote: > So basically the whole hierarchical structure > of the topics seems borked, so I would really > like to throw it away and start anew, as > I only have around a dozen topic. OK, then do what it says in .newsrc.eld and touch(1) .newsrc and see what happens :) (man "touch

Re: gnus-topic-update-topic-line: Wrong type argument: number-or-marker-p, nil

Loris Bennett wrote: > Here the backtrace when I start Gnus and then > try to toggle topics [...] > > My assumption is that something happened to > .newsrc and/or .newsrc.eld and that has > occurred. Is there someway to discard all the > topic information and start afresh? Well, which one do you

Re: gnus-topic-update-topic-line: Wrong type argument: number-or-marker-p, nil

Loris Bennett wrote: > Does any one know what could be causing this > error: > > gnus-topic-update-topic-line: Wrong type > argument: number-or-marker-p, > nil I don't have that as a function but it means it expects an argument that is accepted by the `number-or-marker-p' test, and now what i

Re: Error message after upgrade

torbjorn.m.granlund wrote: > The error message is: > > nndraft:drafts..~ error: Can’t select group > (no such directory): drafts..~ > > I don't ever set any vriable to the zany > valeu "drafts..~". > > Please help. Messages seem to be sent, but this > error message is quite annoying. Sounds like

Re: How to set the default timezone for messages being sent?

Kayaalp wrote: > You can change the TZ variable in Emacs like: > > (setenv "TZ" "Europe/London") > > it works for me. I guess you can make > a function like this (example in pseudo-code) Better to do this in the shell's environment file, e.g. ~/.zshenv for zsh: export TZ='Europe/Stockholm'

Re: Gnus hangs during or after reading nnml

Kayaalp wrote: > In my case 1 out of 2-3 times when I update > from the group buffer (hit ‘g’), it hangs > indefinitely while fetching from gmane. I think it is the same issue only I did something to have it not hang but only report an error message. Because I remember the situation you describe

Re: Gnus hangs during or after reading nnml

Kayaalp wrote: > Today, I tried de-agentizing nntp:gmane What does that mean? > which seemed to fix the issue for now, tho > IDK if this will be temporary too. I wanted > to ask if anybody has similar issues to mine I've had this/a similar issue for several years (?) and it has been discussed o

Re: group splitting and gnus-secondary-select-methods

Christoph Groth wrote: > Hi, > > I'm trying to setup group mail splitting in > a setup where I receive mail through multiple > IMAP accounts that are configured through > gnus-secondary-select-methods. I don't use IMAP, but old POP, but mail-splitting I don't see why it shouldn't be the same. He

Re: Default character encoding

Richmond wrote: > What's the linux VT? The virtual console? The console = the Linux VTs = the teletypewriters or ttys. By default, you get to them from X with Control Alt F1. > I am using xfce4-terminal and that can > display it with xos4-terminus font. I think > you would have to change the fo

Re: Default character encoding

Richmond wrote: > I think you can use C-U C-X = `C-x =' is `what-cursor-position' and with C-u it brings up DETAILs instead of just a short message in the echo area. The information with C-u is identical to what you get with `describe-char'. > Put the curser over a character in the > article wh

Re: Default character encoding

Richmond wrote: >> Is it possible to make Gnus default to >> Windows-1252 (or iso-8859-?) when no >> character set is specified in headers of >> news articles? Yes. See variables >> gnus-default-charset and >> gnus-group-charset-alist. For example: (setq >> gnus-default-charset 'windows-1252) > >

Re: Default character encoding

Richmond wrote: > This signature is entended purely to provide > a signature. This reply is for display purposes ONLY. -- underground experts united http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573 ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org https://

Re: Default character encoding

Richmond wrote: > I searched but only found the concept of > washing, which replaces “ when encoded as > octal 224 with `` for example. W Y f. A very > useful function anyway. > > ___ > info-gnus-english mailing list > info-gnus-english@gnu.org > https:/

Re: Show size of a mail/posting?

Teemu Likonen writes: > (gnus-summary-show-raw-article) > (get-buffer gnus-article-buffer) And (buffer-size) ? -- underground experts united http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573 ___ info-gnus-english mailing list info-gnus-english@gnu.org h

Re: Show size of a mail/posting?

"Loris Bennett" writes: > What's the easiest way to display the total size, > i.e. including attachments, of a mail or posting? What mail client do you use? If it archives the post/mail as a single text file, you can use $ ls -b -l FILE or $ wc -c FILE to count the bytes/chars, incl

Re: Can Gnus forward mails so that lesser readers can also read them?

Eric S Fraga writes: > Reminds me of my attempt to handcraft a calendar > invite in gnus that Outlook would understand. I know > it's possible because Outlook understands calendar > invites coming from Google's calendar but I could > not get Outlook to accept my gnus/message generated > emails as

Re: Automatically sort groups into topics

John Ankarström wrote: > Well, alphabetical order would be one way to > do it, but I'd like to be more flexible than > that. Currently I sort the group buffer by > score, which I find is helpful. Remember it is not only an alphabetical sort, it is implicitly a theme sort because of the hierarchy

Re: smtp error

"Georg W. Otto" writes: > This is the error message I receive: > > Sending news via news.gmane.org using nntp... 441 > You need a valid email address to post: Invalid > response from SMTP server mx00.gmx.net: 554-gmx.net > (mxgmx015) Nemesis ESMTP Service not available I have not seen this error

Re: Automatically sort groups into topics

j...@ankarstrom.se (John Ankarström) writes: > Well, alphabetical order would be one way to do it I'll get back to this issue later... >> `gnus-summary-post-news'? > > This unfortunately doesn't seem to work for me - > I suppose it's because I use IMAP instead of NNTP The simplest way to do thi

Re: Automatically sort groups into topics

a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes: > This is 9+ months old information Oh, yeah? Some of the questions on gmane.emacs.help could have been asked in the 70s just as well... -- underground experts united http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573 ___ info-g

Re: Automatically sort groups into topics

a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes: > New mailing lists cannot be added currently, so > [...] is not a good idea. One idea that is good tho is providing essential information immediately :) -- underground experts united http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573 _

Re: Automatically sort groups into topics

a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes: > I think you have your "you"s confused. See: > > http://home.gmane.org/ A lot of text there. Care to quote where this is touched upon? -- underground experts united http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573 ___ info-gn

Re: Automatically sort groups into topics

a...@koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes: >> If they aren't, make sure they are :) > > How? You tell me! You are saying you are not accepting any new lists at the moment? -- underground experts united http://user.it.uu.se/~embe8573 ___ info-gnus-eng

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