From: nobrowser@gmail.com
Subject: procmail splitting, multiple mail sources, and stuff
Date: 6 Apr 2005 22:51:46 -0700 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <1112853106.635915.222880@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com> (raw)
I use Gnus 5.9.0.
Unfortunately, the section of the manual that explained relationship
between procmail splitting and Gnus groups ("Mail & Procmail") seems
to be gone, even though FAQ 4.1 still refers to it. Anyway, my
problem/question is: is it possible to parametrize the nnmail select
method to only scan a particular mail source?
Let's say I read most mail locally, and I split it with procmail
into multiple spool files in a directory. I make a mail source
for that directory, and I know that mail groups named after the spool
files will magically fetch articles only from the corresponding file.
So far so good.
But now assume I have a separate POP account, and I want a separate
group for mail that arrives in that account. I don't want the new
group to get mail from the spool files, or vice versa. How can I do
this?
It seems to me each mail source should have a "name" that could then
be used as the "server" parameter for nnml methods. Perhaps
something like this already exists and I just lost my way in
the manual?
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