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Re: Problems with 0.3.7
Jake Colman <colman@ppllc.com> writes:
> (setq gnus-secondary-select-methods '((nnmbox "ppllc")))
> (setq gnus-secondary-select-methods
The second setq will override the first.
> '((nnimap
> "truman"
> (nnimap-server-address "truman")
> (nnimap-list-pattern '("INBOX")))))
This was broken, I've never used it this way and I've probably broke
it. (It's the nnimap-list-pattern stuff that doesn't work, remove that
line and it works.)
I've changed the instructions in nnimap.el to the following, which is
how I use nnimap right now (so it should work):
;;; This file provides IMAP support for the Emacs news/mailreader Gnus.
;;; To enable this backend you put the following in your .gnus:
;;; (require 'nnimap)
;;; And inside Gnus, use
;;; ^ (gnus-group-enter-server-mode)
;;; a (gnus-server-add-server)
;;; Server method:
;;; nnimap
;;; Server name:
;;; mail1.andrew.cmu.edu
;;;
;;; Move to the folders you wish to read as groups in Gnus and press u
;;; on each to subscribe you to them in Gnus.
> Gnus selected my unix-based mail correctly but did nothing with regards to
> truman. I told it to fetch new groups but it said there were none. What
> should I have done, or what should gnus have done with respect to truman and
> the mail in my INBOX?
You need to go into the server buffer and select mailboxes you want to
subscribe to in Gnus.
I guess this shouldn't work this way but I find it quite easy to use
so I haven't worked on that.
> 2) I went to the server buffer where I already had an open connection to
> truman. If I try to enter the server, I get the following backtrace:
>
> Signaling: (wrong-type-argument sequencep quote)
> ad-Orig-nnimap-request-list("truman")
> nnimap-request-list("truman")
My guess is that server really wasn't open because of the stuff in
.gnus.
> 3) I tried killing truman from the server buffer. It tells me that
> it is a readonly server and I can't kill it. How do I remove truman
> from my server buffer list?
This is probably also related to that.
Try again and report everything. :-)
/S