Re: How do I list all groups by default

[Angelina Carlton <brat@magma.ca>]

Well It looks like I can make customizations using 
M-x gnus-group-customize which writes it to the .newsrc-eld file.

I will live with that if I have to but the files format does not 
appear to be written for the lowly human to parse (it is fugly)
I would much rather this stuff go into my nicely formatted and commented
.gnus.el file.

Just to test, I customized my debian-user group with the M-x
gnus-group-customize command. Saved it by closing gnus and then
copied the relevant (I thought) parts out of the .newsrc-eld and into my
.gnus.el file:

("nnml+email:debian-user" 
	 (to-address . "debian-user@lists.debian.org")
	 (to-list . "debian-user@lists.debian.org")
	 (subscribed . t)
	 (charset . utf-8)
	 (large-newsgroup-initial . 50)
	 (visible . t))

Then I deleted the .newsrc-eld and the nncache to get a fresh start.	 
This also did not work, if the group was empty it would not remain
visible in the Group buffer and also, if I press "f" inside the article
summary, the wrong To address is completed (it sends the mail the
poster, and CC's the list which I don't want either)

-- 
-----Angelina Carlton-----
orchid on irc.freenode.net
     brat@magma.ca
web:bzgirl.bakadigital.com
--------------------------