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Subject: Re: Archiving messages and other servers
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Joao Cachopo <jcachopo@gia.ist.utl.pt> writes:

>  Lars> Hm.  `B nnfolder RET archive RET' gives you the groups in
>  Lars> "~/Mail/active"?
> 
> Yes.

If you go to the server buffer (`^' in the group buffer) and edit the
archive server, what does it look like?

>  >> Is there anyway to regenarate my archive/active file (other than
>  >> by hand) ?
> 
>  Lars> Not currently, no.
> 
> Wouldn't it be a good addition for Red ?

It's on the todo list.

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