Getting rid of `Incoming*' stuff

Getting rid of `Incoming*' stuff

[Stefan Waldherr]

Hi,

although setting (setq nnmail-delete-incoming t) in my startup file, my Mail
dir is still clobbered with Incoming files. Is there any way to no create them
(I trust pgnus ;-))?

cu
Stefan.
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Re: Getting rid of `Incoming*' stuff

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Stefan Waldherr <stefan@waldherr.org> writes:

> although setting (setq nnmail-delete-incoming t) in my startup file,
> my Mail dir is still clobbered with Incoming files. Is there any way
> to no create them

That should be `mail-source-delete-incoming'.

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Re: Getting rid of `Incoming*' stuff

[Lloyd Zusman]

Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox@peorth.gweep.net> writes:

> "SW" == Stefan Waldherr <stefan@waldherr.org> writes:
> 
> SW> although setting (setq nnmail-delete-incoming t) in my startup file, my
> SW> Mail dir is still clobbered with Incoming files. Is there any way to no
> SW> create them (I trust pgnus ;-))?
> 
> Don't trust pgnus, especially with mail-source being alpha-grade code.
> 
> By the by, it is mail-source-delete-incoming, now.  That should be a good
> example of why not to completely trust pgnus.

It also would be nice, in my opinion, if there was a way to specify an
alternate directory for the incoming files, other than the mail
directory.  I didn't see anything in the code to handle this.  Perhaps
we need a `mail-source-incoming-directory' variable?


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Re: Getting rid of `Incoming*' stuff

[Karl Kleinpaste]

Stefan Waldherr <stefan@waldherr.org> writes:
> although setting (setq nnmail-delete-incoming t) in my startup file, my Mail
> dir is still clobbered with Incoming files.

Changed for new mail-source hackery.

(setq mail-source-delete-incoming t)

Re: Getting rid of `Incoming*' stuff

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Lloyd Zusman <ljz@asfast.com> writes:

> It also would be nice, in my opinion, if there was a way to specify an
> alternate directory for the incoming files, other than the mail
> directory.  I didn't see anything in the code to handle this.  Perhaps
> we need a `mail-source-incoming-directory' variable?

`mail-source-directory'.

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Re: Getting rid of `Incoming*' stuff

[Lloyd Zusman]

Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:

> Lloyd Zusman <ljz@asfast.com> writes:
> 
> > It also would be nice, in my opinion, if there was a way to specify an
> > alternate directory for the incoming files, other than the mail
> > directory.  I didn't see anything in the code to handle this.  Perhaps
> > we need a `mail-source-incoming-directory' variable?
> 
> `mail-source-directory'.

But that would put the incoming files in the top-level directory of
the mail source directory tree, which contains lots of other stuff.
I'd like to send those files to a completely different location.  I
used to be able to do this prior to the `mail-source-*' changes.

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 Lloyd Zusman
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Re: Getting rid of `Incoming*' stuff

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Lloyd Zusman <ljz@asfast.com> writes:

> > `mail-source-directory'.
> 
> But that would put the incoming files in the top-level directory of
> the mail source directory tree, which contains lots of other stuff.

No, the only this that's in this directory (currently) are the
Incoming* files.

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