Re: split-fancy problem...

[Norman Walsh <ndw@nwalsh.com>]

| Because of that, `(any "LETPRESS@" "letterpress")' will not fire, so
| this message will end up in your catch-all group - "spam".

Thanks, Robert, that gets me closer. Ok, I've changed all the lines
that read

  (any "something@" "something") 

to

  (any "something@.*" "something") 

and that seems to work much better. The splits seem to be working.

But, there's still one problem...

I'm using the leading (& split to make archival copies of all my
messages in

  nnml:archive.1999-09

But after the split runs, that group doesn't seem to reflect the new
contents until I exit gnus and restart. Do I have to do something else
to get the active/overview file to update?

Similarly, now that I've got a single archive group for all the incoming
mail, I'd like to make all my outgoing mail archive there as well,
so I set

(setq gnus-message-archive-group
      '((if (message-news-p)
	    "news" 
	  (concat "nnml:" (nwalsh-incoming-group)))))

(Where (nwalsh-incoming-group) returns "archive.yyyy-mm")

Again, after sending a new message, I can see that it's been deposited
in the right directory, but gnus doesn't know about it until I exit
and restart.

                                        Cheers,
                                          norm

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