Re: virtual folder

Re: virtual folder

[punkind]

On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, Lam wrote:

[snip]

> for  example, i have  some mails  from "lam"  person in  folder "Job",
> "Perso", ...
> but i would  like to a virtual  groupe named "Lam" which is  a link to
> all mails from lam
> 
> is it possible to do this ?

sure, nnkiboze is what you want.

i've always wondered whether the kibo legend's t or not....

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Re: virtual folder

[Lam]

punkind <intimisto@nihil.non> writes:

> On Thu, 30 Oct 2003, Lam wrote:
>
> [snip]
>
>> for  example, i have  some mails  from "lam"  person in  folder "Job",
>> "Perso", ...
>> but i would  like to a virtual  groupe named "Lam" which is  a link to
>> all mails from lam
>> 
>> is it possible to do this ?
>
> sure, nnkiboze is what you want.

ok
but don't really understand how to create it

G k create a nnkiboze group

after i must insert  group regexp : i try nnml:* to  say that scan all
mail groups

Gnus askes
Match header: from <RET>
Match (from)string: Lam@foo.com

Then M-x nnkiboze-generate-groups <RET>

but Gnus reads nntp list ! and no messages are delivered.

any idea ?

> i've always wondered whether the kibo legend's t or not....

-- 
Lam

Re: virtual folder

[Lam]

punkind <intimisto@nihil.non> writes:

> On Fri, 31 Oct 2003, Lam wrote:
>
> [...]
>
>>> sure, nnkiboze is what you want.
>> 
>> ok
>> but don't really understand how to create it
>> 
>> G k create a nnkiboze group
>> 
>> after i must insert  group regexp : i try nnml:* to  say that scan all
>> mail groups
>> 
>> Gnus askes
>> Match header: from <RET>
>> Match (from)string: Lam@foo.com
>
> hit RET three times here
>
>> Then M-x nnkiboze-generate-groups <RET>

here it scans nntp 
why ?

> before repeating the procedure, clean up what you've done: kill that
> kiboze group and give
>
>              $ find ~/News/ -iname "nnkiboze*" | xargs rm -i

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Re: virtual folder

[Lam]

punkind <intimisto@nihil.non> writes:

> On Tue, 04 Nov 2003, Lam wrote:
>
> [zac]
>
>>>> after i must insert  group regexp : i try nnml:* to  say that scan all
>                                               ^^^^^^
>
> [snip]
>
>> here it scans nntp 
>> why ?
>
> i guess 'cause you're using the wrong regex. try nnml.* instead.

i try nnml.* for the regex, but i have the same things.
gnus reads nntp ...

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