Niklas Morberg <niklas@axis.com> writes:

> Niklas Morberg <niklas@axis.com> writes:
>
>> I'm stumped. The regexp in i-d-n-t-h looks fine. If I go to
>> the *nntpd* buffer and manually do `M-x re-search-forward
>> [RET] ^\r?$' it will move point to the end of headers. Yet
>> the function i-d-n-t-h fails to narrow the buffer to
>> headers.
>
> And if I go an article buffer in gnus and do `M-:
> (ietf-drums-narrow-to-header) [RET]' the buffer is properly
> narrowed. But it does not work with the *nntpd* buffer...

Clarification: if I manually go to the *nntpd* buffer and
do `M-: (ietf-drums-narrow-to-header) [RET]' it will get
narrowed properly. But it doesn't work when called from
nnimap-split-articles.

Could it be that nnimap-split-articles is using the wrong
buffer? Hm. It seems that it is. The following patch makes
splitting work as expected (not taking body text into
account).