Re: What's your gnus-demon-scan-news idle time?

["Adam Sjøgren" <asjo@koldfront.dk>]

Eric writes:

> On Thursday, 24 Oct 2019 at 23:08, Adam Sjøgren wrote:
>> (I use the asjo-fetch-was-manual variable to determine whether new
>> emails gets forwarded to my phone or not - the idea being that if the
>> fetch is done manually, it means that I am sitting at the Emacs, so I
>> don't need the emails to go to the the phone¹.)
>
> Interesting.  Do you therefore forward to a different email account for
> your phone?

Yes, and that account is only used for transfering email to the phone.

It also is easy to transfer an email to the phone when I'm using emails,
just resend it (S D r) to the phone's email-address.

> I'm still trying to find a good workflow for email on my phone...

I wanted to continue to use nnml, and I didn't want to read all emails
twice, so I found this hybrid setup which works pretty well for me.

In addition to the "only forward when email was fetched automatically",
I have my splits set up, so I have the split that sends to the mobile
below the things I never want to see on my phone, like cron emails and
stuff:

          ; I don't want cron on my mobile:
          ("From" "\\(root\\|news\\)@koldfront.dk" "cron")
            ...
          ("Subject" ".*\\[tullinup\\].*" "cron")
          ("List-Id" ".*<\\([^.]+\\)\.[^.]+\.github\.com>.*" "github.\\1")
          ; Resend to mobile:
          ;   Must not match, otherwise the splitting ends here maybe it
          ;   would be nicer to (& (resend-to-mobile-split) (| (the rest))) ?
          (: resend-to-mobile-split "NAMEOFPHONE@koldfront.dk")
          ("Delivered-To" "asjo\\+.*@" "unknown-user")
             ...

which makes for a very simple way to configure what goes to the phone
and what doesn't.


  Best regards,

    Adam

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