multi tagging

multi tagging

[bob115]

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How do I tag multiple messages with attachments? If I want to download
say 3 different messages with attachments I have to do a decode and
save each. I would like to que more than 1 thread.
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Re: multi tagging

[Kai.Grossjohann]

bob115@tidalwave.net writes:

  > How do I tag multiple messages with attachments? If I want to download
  > say 3 different messages with attachments I have to do a decode and
  > save each. I would like to que more than 1 thread.

There is the X family of keybindings (type X C-h for a list), but
maybe it only groks uuencoded messages.  Try it.

kai
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Re: multi tagging

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

bob115@tidalwave.net writes:

> How do I tag multiple messages with attachments? If I want to download
> say 3 different messages with attachments I have to do a decode and
> save each. I would like to que more than 1 thread.

I whipped up `gnus-summary-save-parts' a few weeks ago, but I seem to
have neglected to bind it to a key.  Uhm...  No, it's on `X m'.

Anyway, I've been poking about in alt.binaries.pictures.furniture a
bit with the following command:

(defun lars-save-all ()
  (interactive)
  (gnus-uu-mark-buffer)
  (gnus-summary-save-parts "text/.*" "~/tmp/" nil t))

which saves all non-textual parts in that directory there.  Perhaps
this function should also be added, since I guess that this is what
most people will want to use?  (Well, it should prompt for the
directory, of course.)

Would a group mode command to iterate over a set of groups, entering
the groups, running this command and exiting be a good idea?

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