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Andreas Büsching <crunchy@tzi.de> writes:

> This is the problematic situation: At my office I am using Gnus with the
> nnimap backend for mails. Everything is working fine, but when its time
> to go home I just let my Gnus were it is and ride home.

Perhaps saying 's' in group buffer before going home helps?

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