Hi,
maybe it is a known technique, but even after RTFM I couldn't find it ...
I have configured an imap server which is reachable only sometimes (when
I have entered the company's lan). Connecting it via gnus takes always
~2 min, until there is a timeout, and the server is ignored ("denied" in
th
Ted Zlatanov writes:
Hi Ted,
> I think a new server parameter `check-reachable' or something like that
> would make sense. It could be a number (indicating connection timeout
> time) or a path (a command to run to check connectivity).
>
> I'll follow up on emacs-devel regarding socket timeouts i
Ted Zlatanov writes:
Hi Ted,
>>> I think a new server parameter `check-reachable' or something like that
>>> would make sense. It could be a number (indicating connection timeout
>>> time) or a path (a command to run to check connectivity).
>>>
>>> I'll follow up on emacs-devel regarding socket
"Loris Bennett" writes:
> Hi,
Hi Loris,
> As efforts to rebuild gmane don't seem to be progressing very fast,
I'm still reading many mailing lists via gmane. The HTML front end has
disappeared, but NNTP access is still possible. In gnus, I have setup
the server with method nntp, server name ne
Lars Ingebrigtsen writes:
> Anybody know how we can get the admin of this list to stop the dmarc
> munging? It's really annoying.
The appended message has been sent some weeks ago.
Best regards, Michael.
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