registry question

registry question

[Jake Colman]

I use the gnus registry as a convenient way of having replies filed in the
same folder to which the original email was filed.  This works alot of the
time, not all of the time, and I've never worried much about it.

I also use 'gnus-message-archive-group' which adds a gcc to the message
header so that all outgoing email is filed in an archive folder.  I just
discovered than an incoming reply was auto-filed into the archive folder for
the outgoing email.  This has never happened before (AFAIK) and is NOT
something I want.  The archive folder is just used so that I track what I
sent.  I really only want the registry to track messages that I either
manually move somewhere or, more typically, for folders for which I have a
manual gcc-self setting.

Any suggestions how I can reconcile the behaviors I am getting?

-- 
Jake Colman
Sr. Applications Developer
Principia Partners LLC
Harborside Financial Center
1001 Plaza Two
Jersey City, NJ 07311
(201) 209-2467
www.principiapartners.com

Re: registry question

[Ted Zlatanov]

On Thu, 04 Nov 2004, colman@ppllc.com wrote:


> I use the gnus registry as a convenient way of having replies filed in the
> same folder to which the original email was filed.  This works alot of the
> time, not all of the time, and I've never worried much about it.
> 
> I also use 'gnus-message-archive-group' which adds a gcc to the
> message header so that all outgoing email is filed in an archive
> folder.  I just discovered than an incoming reply was auto-filed
> into the archive folder for the outgoing email.  This has never
> happened before (AFAIK) and is NOT something I want.  The archive
> folder is just used so that I track what I sent.  I really only want
> the registry to track messages that I either manually move somewhere
> or, more typically, for folders for which I have a manual gcc-self
> setting.

Maybe gnus-registry-ignored-groups will help?

I haven't had the time to write a manual section on the registry, sorry.

Ted

Re: registry question

[Jake Colman]

>>>>> "TZ" == Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:

   TZ> Maybe gnus-registry-ignored-groups will help?

Sounds like it should.  How do I use it?  I need to ingore all groups that
are subfolders (I use nnimap) of Archive.  If I was copying an email, it
would be to "nnimap+hamilton:Archive/xxxxx".  How do I use this variable to
make this happen.

   TZ> I haven't had the time to write a manual section on the registry, sorry.

I wish you (or someone) would.  The registry is a great feature!

-- 
Jake Colman
Sr. Applications Developer
Principia Partners LLC
Harborside Financial Center
1001 Plaza Two
Jersey City, NJ 07311
(201) 209-2467
www.principiapartners.com

Re: registry question

[Ted Zlatanov]

On Fri, 05 Nov 2004, colman@ppllc.com wrote:

>>>>>> "TZ" == Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:
> 
>    TZ> Maybe gnus-registry-ignored-groups will help?

Sorry about that, by the way.  Wrong variable name.

>    TZ> I haven't had the time to write a manual section on the registry, sorry.
> 
> I wish you (or someone) would.  The registry is a great feature!

I'm glad you like it.  If you or someone else would consider writing a
"getting started with the registry" document, I'll fill in the
technical details.  I'm simply too swamped to do the whole thing.

Ted