Where do I get my Gnus mails from?

Where do I get my Gnus mails from?

Gnus must also know where to fetch its messages from. Suppose your primary newsserver is foo.bar.com, your second one is your local newsserver and the third one is news.gnus.org. Furthermore, you want to read Mails from the POP3 server pop.provider.com and use the nnml backend for this (see section mail for further information).

How do I subscribe to a group in Gnus?

Gnus may subscribe you to some groups it thinks you should have a look at, but most certainly that’s not all you want. To subscribe to a group you know the name of, say U and enter the name of the group (with tab-completion). If you want the complete group list say A A or M-d if you want the taglines too.

How to make a new topic in Gnus?

There is a top topic called gnus and one more topic called misc under it. To make a new topic under Topic X, place the cursor behind the Topic X and say T n. Now you’ve only got to place the groups in the proper topics. Say L to see your groups, place the cursor over the group you want to move and say T m.

How to avoid entering username and password in Gnus?

To avoid repeatedly entering username and password, put the following lines in ~/.authinfo: If your server offers access to anonymous users Gnus will connect as anonymous as well as you specified username and password in .authinfo. You will probably then wonder why there are so few groups and have no idea what to do now. To avoid it, substitute

Do you need to tell Gnus who you are in Emacs?

If the version of Gnus in your Emacs is old, please consider upgrading Emacs. Before you can actually use Gnus, you must tell it about you and your environment. The first thing you must do is creating a gnus configuration file. Open ~/.gnus.el. Tell Gnus who you are. Do so with the lines

How do I export saved segments in Mailchimp?

To view or export a saved segment, follow these steps. Click the Audience icon. Click All contacts. If you have more than one audience, click the Current audience drop-down and choose the one you want to work with. Click View Segment, and choose the segment you want to export. Click Export Segment.

Is there a workaround for Gnus ignored Gmail?

All Gmail system labels have a prefix [Gmail], which matches the default value of gnus-ignored-newsgroups. A workaround is to redefine it as follows:

Where can I find the latest version of Gnus?

Within Gnus, type ‘V’ and look at the minibuffer. It should say something like `Gnus v5.13’. You can find out the latest upstream version of Gnus by searching for “ defconst gnus-version-number ” in gnus.el (note that the version number there will sometimes reflect a version of Gnus that hasn’t been released yet).

How can Gnus connect to the Gmail server?

Gnus can connect to the Gmail server in two ways: by POP3, or by IMAP. Each protocol behaves in a different way, so you can select the one which better suits your needs. Furthermore, as a third solution you can download your mail with an external program like fetchmail and let Gnus handle it locally.