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William Stevenson | 1 Feb 02:09
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Re: Get link to article

asjo <at> koldfront.dk (Adam Sjøgren) writes:

> On Sat, 28 Jan 2012 03:20:41 +0000, William wrote:
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>> Hi. I'd like to get a web link from an article I'm reading into the kill
>> ring, like this:
>> http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.bugs/55886
>
>> Any ideas?
>
> I tend to move point to the link and press u:
>
>   u runs the command gnus-article-copy-string, which is an interactive
>   compiled Lisp function in `gnus-art.el'.
>
>   It is bound to u, <menu-bar> <Url Button> <Copy URL to kill ring>.
>
>   (gnus-article-copy-string)
>
>   Copy the string in the button to the kill ring.
>
> If I want a URL for the current article (and not a URL _in_ the
> article), I toggle the headers and move point to the Archived-At:
> header.

Thanks, this last suggestion is the behaviour I wanted

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Thorsten | 13 Feb 09:49

Gnus with multiple imap accounts: Google complains?

Hi list, 
after opening gnus (I have 4 gmail accounts I access with imap) I tried
to use w3m, but google shows me a special page with a captcha (that I
can't see inside w3m) to confirm that I'm not a robot. 
When I start X and use conkeror or chrome, there is no problem, when I
kill X again and use w3m I'm again stuck with the anti-robot site. 

(I used gnus quite a while now in this setting and this happened the
first time to me. Right after setting the locale to utf8, but that might
be pure coincidence). 

Anybody out there who had the same problem? How do I convince google I'm
not a robot when I use w3m without X and cannot see the captchas? 

Cheers
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Thorsten | 13 Feb 10:48

Re: Gnus with multiple imap accounts: Google complains?

Thorsten <quintfall <at> googlemail.com> writes:

> Hi list, 
> after opening gnus (I have 4 gmail accounts I access with imap) I tried
> to use w3m, but google shows me a special page with a captcha (that I
> can't see inside w3m) to confirm that I'm not a robot. 
> When I start X and use conkeror or chrome, there is no problem, when I
> kill X again and use w3m I'm again stuck with the anti-robot site. 
>
> (I used gnus quite a while now in this setting and this happened the
> first time to me. Right after setting the locale to utf8, but that might
> be pure coincidence). 
>
> Anybody out there who had the same problem? How do I convince google I'm
> not a robot when I use w3m without X and cannot see the captchas? 

It seems the problem has gone away by itself - using google with w3m
works again. Not sure what happened. The magic healing forces of time
probably. 

Cheers
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Sivaram Neelakantan | 13 Feb 16:48
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Re: Gnus with multiple imap accounts: Google complains?

On Mon, Feb 13 2012,Thorsten  wrote:

[snipped 13 lines]

>> Anybody out there who had the same problem? How do I convince google I'm
>> not a robot when I use w3m without X and cannot see the captchas? 
>
> It seems the problem has gone away by itself - using google with w3m
> works again. Not sure what happened. The magic healing forces of time
> probably. 
>

Is there a way to slow down the 4 simultaneous connections(say, random
time waits) to gmail, so that gmail doesn't think you're a bot?

Just asking

 sivaram
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Thorsten | 13 Feb 20:03

Re: Gnus with multiple imap accounts: Google complains?

Sivaram Neelakantan <nsivaram.net <at> gmail.com> writes:

> On Mon, Feb 13 2012,Thorsten  wrote:
>
>
> [snipped 13 lines]
>
>>> Anybody out there who had the same problem? How do I convince google I'm
>>> not a robot when I use w3m without X and cannot see the captchas? 
>>
>> It seems the problem has gone away by itself - using google with w3m
>> works again. Not sure what happened. The magic healing forces of time
>> probably. 
>>
>
> Is there a way to slow down the 4 simultaneous connections(say, random
> time waits) to gmail, so that gmail doesn't think you're a bot?
>
> Just asking

I really don't know, but I have to say it happened the first time to me
today in maybe a year of gnus usage with 4 gmail accounts. 

cheers
Thorsten
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Jonas Hörsch | 18 Feb 15:13
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Attaching a few articles from a summary buffer to an composition buffer

Hi list,

i have to update a friend on a few mails i exchanged with someone else
and am looking now for an easy way to do that.

ideally i'd like to mark some mails in a summary buffer and then press a
key combo to have gnus attach them to my already open unsent message
buffer or start composing a new message with the mails attached.

A bit like it works in the Gnus-Dired minor mode using
gnus-dired-attach.

all i found is an old (2008) posting [1] proposing to either save the
articles to files and then attach them one by one using mml-attach-file
or opening a forwarding message buffer and copying the raw mml-parts
over to the new message buffer. is there an easier way by now?

thanks for your help and my wonderful mailing program,

jonas

[1] https://groups.google.com/group/gnu.emacs.gnus/browse_thread/thread/0c2d45c095ee1c4c
(sorry about it being a groups.google.com link, but search.gmane.org
wasn't responding to my queries)
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Peter Münster | 18 Feb 19:04
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Re: Attaching a few articles from a summary buffer to an composition buffer

On Sat, Feb 18 2012, Jonas Hörsch wrote:

> ideally i'd like to mark some mails in a summary buffer and then press a
> key combo to have gnus attach them to my already open unsent message
> buffer or start composing a new message with the mails attached.

You mark with `#'. Then `S D r' to resend the messages or `S o m' to
forward them as attachments.

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Jonas Hörsch | 18 Feb 19:44
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Re: Attaching a few articles from a summary buffer to an composition buffer

On Sat, Feb 18 2012, Peter Münster wrote:

> On Sat, Feb 18 2012, Jonas Hörsch wrote:
>
>> ideally i'd like to mark some mails in a summary buffer and then press a
>> key combo to have gnus attach them to my already open unsent message
>> buffer or start composing a new message with the mails attached.
>
> You mark with `#'. Then `S D r' to resend the messages or `S o m' to
> forward them as attachments.

thanks for the fast answer, that's exactly what i was looking for.
(i am feeling a bit stupid as the solution was rather obvious :D)

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George McNinch | 20 Feb 16:30
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html mail and odd characters

Hi--

I'm sure that this question is silly -- probably I have just not
correctly understood something. But... well, maybe someone can set me
straight.

The following *often* happens that when I receive certain html emails
(presumably composed by exchange or so?).  Gnus (I guess it must be shr
these days) renders the text of the email fine -- it looks completely
normal.

But when I copy -- using the mouse -- some part of the email (say, to
add something to my calendar), the resulting text has "funny" characters
embedded in it.

e.g. I snipped the following text from such an email. The text has a
whitespace character which shows up as an underscore (and not in the
standard "foreground color") when I paste it into another emacs buffer:

  WEDNESDAY, February 22,  9:00 – 10:00 AM

(I see this underscore immediately after the characters "22,". Though as
I said, when this text is part of the body of an email, I don't see it.)

Well, I guess those odd characters don't really hurt me -- they are just
annoying.

I can make this particular problem go away by discouraging html mail
using code like:
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George McNinch | 20 Feb 16:35
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Re: html mail and odd characters


    GM> The following *often* happens that when I receive certain html
    GM> emails (presumably composed by exchange or so?).  Gnus (I guess
    GM> it must be shr these days) renders the text of the email fine --
    GM> it looks completely normal.

    GM> But when I copy -- using the mouse -- some part of the email
    GM> (say, to add something to my calendar), the resulting text has
    GM> "funny" characters embedded in it.

    GM> e.g. I snipped the following text from such an email. The text
    GM> has a whitespace character which shows up as an underscore (and
    GM> not in the standard "foreground color") when I paste it into
    GM> another emacs buffer:

    GM>   WEDNESDAY, February 22,  9:00 – 10:00 AM

I forgot to add (probably it is obvious) that e.g. I see this funny
character in a message composition buffer if I C-c C-y
(message-yank-original) while replying.

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