Re: Gcc: what's used for?

Re: Gcc: what's used for?

[Kester Clegg]

Karl Kleinpaste <karl@charcoal.com> writes:

>       gnus-posting-styles
>       '(;; ----------------------------------------
> 	;; general public (not mailing list) posting: special "Reply-To".
> 	((or (string-match "personal\\.usenet" gnus-newsgroup-name)


A little off topic, but if you use 'G p' to set your group parameters to
such variables I imagine it saves them in .newsrc.eld.  But if you
un-subscribe to a group, and then re-subscribe to it, you lose the
parameters you used to have - is there any way round this?

I personally like to keep all the group parameters neat and tidy with
each group, rather than have them clutter up my .gnus.


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Re: Gcc: what's used for?

[Jesper Harder]

Paolo Amoroso <amoroso@mclink.it> writes:

> What is the `Gcc:' header field used for? I seem to understand that it
> is used for archiving messages,

Yes.  Gnus will save a copy of the message in the group in the Gcc:
header.  You could say it's similar Bcc: except that the destination is
a Gnus group rather than an email-box.