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Re: is it me or is imap support a bit problematic? (was something else..
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Joost Kremers |
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Re: is it me or is imap support a bit problematic? (was something else...) |
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Fri, 26 Nov 2004 17:26:48 +0100 |
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Gnus/5.1006 (Gnus v5.10.6) Emacs/21.3.50 (darwin) |
Ted Zlatanov <tzz@lifelogs.com> writes:
> I've been using Gnus with IMAP for 3 years without any major problems.
ok, that's good to hear. makes for a good possibility that it's my own
lack of clue that's causing this. ;-)
> Copying/moving large amounts of articles between two IMAP servers is
> the only thing right now that causes me problems (the capabilities of
> the two servers get confused).
i wouldn't be doing that anyway
> Generally, when you have IMAP problems, generate a log that shows the
> problem (set imap-debug to t and look for the IMAP log buffer).
ah, thanks for the tip, i didn't know about this possibility.
> Also,
> see if restarting Gnus versus closing, then reopening the server in
> the server buffer (`^' from the group buffer) makes a difference.
i did that already, and it doesn't make a difference. that's to say,
restarting Gnus and closing, then reopening the server both allow me to
see new messages on the server. but in both cases i only see them when i
actually enter the group.
> Your message subject is not very offensive to me (I don't work on the
> IMAP support, either), but I would have chosen milder words.
you're right, of course, and i've changed the subject.
> We (the
> Gnus developers) appreciate positive and constructive feedback from
> the users - it's one of our main motivations for working on Gnus.
there's a lot about Gnus that i like (i wouldn't have bothered posting my
message if there weren't), but perhaps i should've said so explicitly.
anyways, i'll try your suggestion, and let you know what i find.
thanks
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Joost Kremers
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