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Zhenhua Wu | 1 Mar 2003 07:52

[mew-int 01289] Re: WELCOME to mew-int <at> mew.org

Excuse me,

I am new in MEW, and I want to know how to send the mail from my own box of MEW whth sendmail.

Thank U. 

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Zhenhua Wu | 2 Mar 2003 06:22

[mew-int 01290] sendmail

Excuse me, who can tell me how to set sendmail the mail-sender for MEW.

Thank you!

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Tatsuya Kinoshita | 2 Mar 2003 15:16
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[mew-int 01291] Re: [mew 3.2] Bug or feature or.....my fault ? :O)

On February 28, 2003, [mew-int 01288],
Meino Christian Cramer <mccramer <at> s.netic.de> wrote:

>  My question is:
>  I can only send a mail, if the cursor is positioned in the very top
>  of the mail itsself. Is this a feature of Mew, or is it a little bug,
>  or do I have done something very stupid in the configuration ?

I can send a mail even if the cursor is positioned in the
middle/bottom of the mail.

Please try simple setting.  Could you dig up problematic setting
from your init-files (.emacs/.mew.el)?

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Tatsuya Kinoshita | 2 Mar 2003 15:15
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[mew-int 01292] Re: sendmail

On March 2, 2003, [mew-int 01290],
Zhenhua Wu <wzh <at> ccermail.net> wrote:

> Excuse me, who can tell me how to set sendmail the mail-sender for MEW.

Mew speaks SMTP directly.  Default value of the name of SMTP
server is "localhost".

If you want to change the setting of the name of SMTP server,
set the `mew-smtp-server' variable.  e.g.
(setq mew-smtp-server "smtp.example.net")

Read the Mew manual for more information.

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clemens fischer | 2 Mar 2003 15:21

[mew-int 01293] leafnode-2 doesn't give out default-article to mew newsreader

leafnode keeps a list of "interesting" newsgroups for small sites
that don't want all the groups of a large newsfeed, but it still
offers them to clients.  so if a client asks for a newsgroup not
currently collected from the upstream, leafnode will offer a default
article just stating the fact that leafnode will commence getting
this newsgroup for the client the next time fetchnews(8) is run.

here's the log of the NNTP dialogue, where a fresh installation of
mew-3.2 ordered an article of a yet non-existing article (slightly
edited for readability).  i'd like to know why mew failed to display
this default article:

Mar  2 14:18:03 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: config: debugmode is 1409
Mar  2 14:18:03 <news.info> leafnode[1719]: local  host: localhost:119 (127.0.0.1)
Mar  2 14:18:03 <news.info> leafnode[1719]: remote host: localhost:25088 (127.0.0.1)
Mar  2 14:18:03 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: reading /var/spool/news/leaf.node/groupinfo and /etc/leafnode/local.groups
Mar  2 14:18:04 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: <MODE READER
Mar  2 14:18:04 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: >200 Leafnode 2.0.0.alpha20030209a, pleased to meet you!
Mar  2 14:18:04 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: <GROUP gmane.discuss
Mar  2 14:18:04 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: >211 1 651 651 gmane.discuss group selected
Mar  2 14:18:04 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: <XOVER 651-651
Mar  2 14:18:04 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: >224 Overview information (pseudo) for postings 651-651:
Mar  2 14:18:04 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: >651  Leafnode placeholder for group gmane.discuss
  news <at> ID-23066.news.dfncis.de (Leafnode)
  Sun, 02 Mar 2003 14:18:04 +0100
  <leafnode:placeholder:gmane.discuss <at> ID-23066.news.dfncis.de>
  1000    40      Xref: spotteswoode.dnsalias.org gmane.discuss:651
Mar  2 14:18:04 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: <ARTICLE
  <leafnode:placeholder:gmane.discuss <at> ID-23066.news.dfncis.de>
Mar  2 14:18:04 <news.debug> leafnode[1719]: >430 No such article:
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clemens fischer | 2 Mar 2003 17:00

[mew-int 01294] Re: [mew 3.2] Bug or feature or.....my fault ? :O)

Tatsuya Kinoshita <tats <at> vega.ocn.ne.jp>:

> Please try simple setting.  Could you dig up problematic setting
> from your init-files (.emacs/.mew.el)?

is there a sample .mew.el for beginners to get started aside from
what's mentioned in the info files?  M-x apropos-variable RET ^mew
spits out so many variables not mentioned there, and they aren't
especially well documented.

  clemens
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Tatsuya Kinoshita | 2 Mar 2003 17:31
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[mew-int 01295] sample .mew.el (was: [mew 3.2] Bug or feature or.....my fault ? :O))

On March 2, 2003, [mew-int 01294],
"clemens fischer" <ino-qc <at> spotteswoode.de.eu.org> wrote:

> is there a sample .mew.el for beginners to get started aside from
> what's mentioned in the info files?

See mew.dot.emacs and mew.dot.mew.

(These files are included in the Mew's tar ball.  Mew binary
package might provide these files.  For instance, Debian mew
binary package provides these files in the
/usr/share/doc/mew/examples directory.)

Also, the following files might give more hint to you.

  http://tats.iris.ne.jp/mew/tats.mew.el
  http://tats.iris.ne.jp/mew/tats.mew-theme.el

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clemens fischer | 2 Mar 2003 18:30

[mew-int 01296] Re: leafnode-2 doesn't give out default-article to mew newsreader

Joerg Dietrich <joerg <at> dietrich.net>:

> Mew tried to retireve the article by Message-ID. This is
> relatively unusual for newsreaders, most try to retrieve articles
> by article number. In principle both should work equally well,
> but the check whether a pseudo-article is requested is only made
> when an article is requested by article number. This is a bug in
> fopenart() in nntpd.c

ah!  makes sense.  i retried the same actions manually with telnet
and wondered why i couldn't repeat this behaviour with arbitrary
newsgroups.

  clemens
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clemens fischer | 2 Mar 2003 19:34

[mew-int 01297] mew versus gnus?, was Re: sample .mew.el

Tatsuya Kinoshita <tats <at> vega.ocn.ne.jp>:

> See mew.dot.emacs and mew.dot.mew.

ok, these files summarize what's in the info files.

> Also, the following files might give more hint to you.
>
>   http://tats.iris.ne.jp/mew/tats.mew.el
>   http://tats.iris.ne.jp/mew/tats.mew-theme.el

yes, these are a valuable resource.  i just discovered a problem with
mew contacting leafnode-2 for NNTP.  it's not mews fault, but readers
might want to know that leafnode has a bug when its special "default"
articles are accessed by ARTICLE <message-ID>.

so i still have to use gnus until this is fixed.  this raises the
question of the differences between gnus and mew.  i thought i'd get
an equally capable reader, but with a more logical, MIME oriented
usage pattern and much higher speed.  i was astonished when seeing
that a recent gnus distribution is about one third bigger than mew.

do you think this expectation is justified?  and, how many people
work on mew?

  clemens
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Meino Christian Cramer | 3 Mar 2003 06:50
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[mew-int 01298] Re: [mew 3.2] Bug or feature or.....my fault ? :O)

From: Tatsuya Kinoshita <tats <at> vega.ocn.ne.jp>
Subject: [mew-int 01291] Re: [mew 3.2] Bug or feature or.....my fault ? :O)
Date: Sun, 02 Mar 2003 23:16:03 +0900 (JST)

Hi !

 Thank you for your help ! :)

 ...sorry for the late answer...
 I removed nearly all settings in my .emacs file concerning mew and
 started mew. Now I can send mail "whereever I want" ;)

 Kind regards,
 Meino

> On February 28, 2003, [mew-int 01288],
> Meino Christian Cramer <mccramer <at> s.netic.de> wrote:
> 
> >  My question is:
> >  I can only send a mail, if the cursor is positioned in the very top
> >  of the mail itsself. Is this a feature of Mew, or is it a little bug,
> >  or do I have done something very stupid in the configuration ?
> 
> I can send a mail even if the cursor is positioned in the
> middle/bottom of the mail.
> 
> Please try simple setting.  Could you dig up problematic setting
> from your init-files (.emacs/.mew.el)?
> 
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