Re: saving nnfolders

[Dmitry Yaitskov <dimas@home.com>]

Sorry to followup to my own post - but... I wonder why nobody replied
- is it because I'm asking a completely stupid question and missing
something bloody obvious? The problem is (or at least seems) serious
enough to me (esp the non-saving of nnfolders - if my emacs crashes -
which happens - I will get asked about restoring the "dribble" buffer
but I have no idea how if at all I'll get asked about the nnfolder
autosaved buffers - will I?), and I'm tempted to try and hack
something up myself to fix that - but before I do - maybe I'm missing
something? Gnus gurus, what do you say? Thx.


Dmitry Yaitskov <dimas@home.com> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> I have (finally :) succeeded in setting up the expired articles to be
> moved to nnfolders. What I don't like with the way it works now is,
> after this expiration process I end up with all those updated nnfolder
> groups as changed (and unsaved) buffers in my XEmacs. I'd like to
> 
> 1. Have nnfolders save themselves each time a message is added (disk
>    access if fast; losing articles - or having to restore them from
>    auto saves - is bad).
> 
> 2. Have these nnfolder buffers delete themselves at some point
>    auto-magically (or perhaps just have them delete themselves after
>    each article is added, after saving).
> 
> Any ideas or pointers to the relevant places in the docs would be
> appreciated. Thanks.

-- 
Cheers,
-Dima.