nnml non-gnus-splitting etc was(Re: Feature request ? (or help))

[Arne Elofsson <arne@rune.biokemi.su.se>]

OK.

I think I see a way of getting this to work.
I should just use procmail and split my mail instead of mh
(or tell mh to split into one big input file instead of many numbered
files)

However this seems to be overkill.

All I wanted was that to be able to remove the last article in a nnml
group (from gnus) and that the second last file is marked as the last
read file. I regenerate the .overview and active files from outside
gnus. 


arne

PS. This is an example what I want to do.
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1. When reading my inbox I have

Message		Status		
34		Read
128		New

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2. Ok now I read message 128 and decides that it should be moved
somewhere. Now I would like gnus to mark all articles 35-128 as unread
           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

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3. Now I get a new message to my inbox it is placed as number 35
The problem is now that from the group buffer I can not see that I
have received a new message.  Of course if I go to the summary buffer
I see the message, alternatively I can setq nnmail-keep-last-article t
and thereby never move the last article. But none of these
alternatives is perfect.

got it ?
any easy solutions ?


arne


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