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Is it possible nowadays to have gnus automatically gzip nnml files
when they're written?  If so, is it then possible for some tool to
grep the unzipped files?  Maybe I could add gunzip to this thing
somewhere?

   find . -path '/billw/Mail/*' -type f -print0 | xargs -0 -e grep -ni <search-string>

Yes, I just ran out of disk space.

Cheers -

bw
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