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Split Problem
So I took the plunge and edited my nnimap server entry in the server buffer to
add nnimap-split-rules. Here's what my server entry now looks like (I used the
edit-server function - 'e' - of the server buffer to do this):
(nnimap "truman"
(nnimap-server-username "xxxx")
(nnimap-server-password "yyyy")
(nnimap-split-inbox "INBOX")
(nnimap-split-rule
'(("INBOX/Emacs/Help" "^To:.*help-gnu-emacs\\|^Resent-From:.*help-gnu-emacs\\|^Cc:.*help-gnu-emacs")
("INBOX/Emacs/Gnus" "^Resent-From:.*info-gnus-english\\|^To:.*info-gnus-english")
("INBOX/Emacs/XEmacs" "^Resent-From:.*xemacs@xemacs.org\\|^To:.*xemacs@xemacs.org\\|^Cc:.*xemacs@xemacs.org"))))
When I start gnus, after being prompted for username and password, I get an
error "Wrong type argument: listp, quote". What am I doing wrong?
My objective here BTW, in case it is not clear, is to read mail from INBOX and
split it into several mailboxes under INBOX. These mailboxes _do_ already
exists on the IMAP server. The syntax that I used for the mailbox names (e.g.,
using '/' instead of '.' to separate the hierarchy) is the one used in the
server browse list.
As a side note, the nnimap-server-username and nnimap-server-password variables
are not defined (yet) by nnimap even though they appear in some sample stuff
published by Simon.
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