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Frank | 9 Mar 2004 14:17

Problems integrating bbdb and wl

Hello,

I am trying to get bbdb to work with wl, but ran in two problems. I
setup the integration using the commands from the info manual.

1. When trying to reply to a message in summary mode (a) I get the
   following error: wrong type argument characterp authors.

   I looked at the stacktrace, but my knowledge of lisp is not evolved
   enough to really undertand what is going no. My impression is that
   there is an issue between bbdb-wl and std11-fetch-field.

  Signaling: (wrong-type-argument characterp authors)
  std11-fetch-field((authors "From" "Resent-From" "Reply-To"))
  bbdb-wl-get-addresses(t)
  bbdb-wl-update-records(nil)
  bbdb-wl-pop-up-bbdb-buffer(nil)
  bbdb-wl-update-records(nil)
  bbdb-wl-update-record()
  bbdb-wl-get-update-record()
  run-hooks(bbdb-wl-get-update-record)
  wl-message-redisplay([elmo-mark-folder....[snip]........)
  wl-summary-reply(nil)
  call-interactively(wl-summary-reply)
  (dispatch-event "[internal]")

2. Second issue is that bbdb-wl binds the complete address to meta-tab
   which invokes ispell on my system. What is the clean way to solve
   this other than editing the bbdb-wl-setup function directly?
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Peter Knowles | 9 Mar 2004 15:27
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wl and groupwise imap server

I am migrating to using a Novell Groupwise IMAP server, and want to continue
to use Wanderlust. Unfortunately, there is a problem with processing the FCC
field of outgoing mail: I get the error message 'IMAP error: APPEND'. Can
anyone suggest a reason and a remedy? Thanks. I append the contents of
*IMAP4 DEBUG* below.

*elmo-imap410* BAD arrived
=>((bad (nil "APPEND")))
<-(elmo-imap411)- (append  (atom Inbox)  ()  (literal
*elmo-imap4-setup-send-buffer* 769))
-> elmo-imap411 BAD APPEND

*elmo-imap411* BAD arrived
=>((bad (nil "APPEND")))

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Frank | 9 Mar 2004 16:49

Refiling on IMAP server

Hi,

What I'm trying to do is refile my messages on an imap mailbox, similar 
to mutt.

I tried changing the wl-refile-default-from-folder to %inbox.from but 
that does not really work for several reasons.

WL does not seem to keep track of the current email user in the summary 
buffer. For example my main email box is %inbox:fso with fso being the 
login name. Now ideally when pressing 'o' to refile I would like to 
store the message in %inbox.from.sendername:fso

Setting the wl-refile-default-from-folder to %inbox.from results in 
%inbox.from/sendername which does not work as the path separator is 
wrong and also my username is no longer attached so wl wants to use the 
username I used to login to my workstation which is not the same as my 
username on the imap server.

Are there any other variables I may customize, perhaps a default user 
and a folder separator?

Regards,

Frank
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Tetsurou Okazaki | 9 Mar 2004 19:14
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Re: wl and groupwise imap server

At Tue, 9 Mar 2004 14:27:14 -0000,
Peter Knowles wrote:
> 
> I am migrating to using a Novell Groupwise IMAP server, and want to continue
> to use Wanderlust. Unfortunately, there is a problem with processing the FCC
> field of outgoing mail: I get the error message 'IMAP error: APPEND'. Can
> anyone suggest a reason and a remedy? Thanks. I append the contents of
> *IMAP4 DEBUG* below.
> 
> 
> *elmo-imap410* BAD arrived
> =>((bad (nil "APPEND")))
> <-(elmo-imap411)- (append  (atom Inbox)  ()  (literal
> *elmo-imap4-setup-send-buffer* 769))
> -> elmo-imap411 BAD APPEND
> 
> 
> *elmo-imap411* BAD arrived
> =>((bad (nil "APPEND")))

What are versions of your server and client?

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David Bremner | 10 Mar 2004 16:24
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Re: Refiling on IMAP server


to customize the folder separator, I had to add the following to 
my .wl

;; Overriding wl code. DANGER WILL ROBINSON

(defun wl-refile-guess-by-from (entity)
  (let ((from
	 (downcase (wl-address-header-extract-address
		    (elmo-msgdb-overview-entity-get-from entity)))))
    ;; search from alist
    (or (cdr (assoc from wl-refile-alist))
	(format "%s%s%s" wl-refile-default-from-folder
		(wl-refile-guess-separator wl-refile-default-from-folder)
		(wl-refile-get-account-part-from-address from)))))

(defun wl-refile-guess-separator (folder-name)
  (cond ((string-match "^[%\-]" folder-name) ".")
	(t "/")))
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Ken Rachynski | 14 Mar 2004 06:47

showto problems

Good day,

I'm having difficulty figuring out how wl-summary-showto-folder-regexp
is supposed to work.  Following the documentation and adjusting for my
particular sent folder shows the from (me) for all the messages in my
sent folder.  Now, I keep sent on my IMAP server so this might have
some effect.  Can somebody give me some idea of what I need for the
regexp when the folder I'm interested in is %inbox.Sent ?

Thanks in advance.

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Manfred Lotz | 14 Mar 2004 08:03
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Several from addresses

Hi there,

Is there a way to deal with more than one from address? I would like
to have a list where I can easily choose from if I so like.

When I reply to a mail: could the to-address of the mail be taken
automatically as from-address when replying?

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Yoichi NAKAYAMA | 14 Mar 2004 09:28
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Re: showto problems

At Sat, 13 Mar 2004 22:47:58 -0700, Ken Rachynski wrote:
> I'm having difficulty figuring out how wl-summary-showto-folder-regexp
> is supposed to work.  Following the documentation and adjusting for my
> particular sent folder shows the from (me) for all the messages in my
> sent folder.  Now, I keep sent on my IMAP server so this might have
> some effect.  Can somebody give me some idea of what I need for the
> regexp when the folder I'm interested in is %inbox.Sent ?

1. evaluate (setq wl-summary-showto-folder-regexp "^%inbox\\.Sent$")
(if you use multiple mail addresses, set wl-user-mail-address-list)
2. "s rescan RET" in sumary to remove the cache of the summary view
(created before setting variables above) and reconstruct it.

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Masaru Nomiya | 14 Mar 2004 12:42
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Re: Several from addresses

Hi,

>>>>> In the Message: [Wanderlust English ML: No.00608]
>>>>>   with the date of Sun, 14 Mar 2004 08:03:35 +0100
>>>>> [Manfred] == Manfred Lotz <manfred.lotz <at> web.de> has written:

Manfred> When I reply to a mail: could the to-address of the mail be taken
Manfred> automatically as from-address when replying?

My setting is like this;

(setq wl-draft-init-config-alist
      '(
	(reply "^To:.*nomiya <at> ttmy.ne.jp"
	       ("From" . "nomiya <at> ttmy.ne.jp")
	       (wl-envelope-from . "nomiya <at> ttmy.ne.jp")
	       )
	(reply "^To:.*nomiya <at> foo.co.jp"
	       ("From" . "nomiya <at> foo.co.jp")
	       (wl-envelope-from . "nomiya <at> foo.co.jp")
	       )
        ("^From:.*nomiya <at> ttmy.ne.jp"
         (template . "default")
         ) ;; /TTMY
        ("^From:.*nomiya <at> foo.co.jp"
         (template . "default2")
         ) ;; /FOO
	))

(setq wl-draft-send-config-alist
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Yoichi NAKAYAMA | 14 Mar 2004 14:12
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Re: Several from addresses

At Sun, 14 Mar 2004 20:42:16 +0900, Masaru Nomiya wrote:
> Manfred> When I reply to a mail: could the to-address of the mail be taken
> Manfred> automatically as from-address when replying?
> 
> My setting is like this;
> 
> (setq wl-draft-init-config-alist
>       '(
> 	(reply "^To:.*nomiya <at> ttmy.ne.jp"
> 	       ("From" . "nomiya <at> ttmy.ne.jp")
> 	       (wl-envelope-from . "nomiya <at> ttmy.ne.jp")
> 	       )
> 	(reply "^To:.*nomiya <at> foo.co.jp"
> 	       ("From" . "nomiya <at> foo.co.jp")
> 	       (wl-envelope-from . "nomiya <at> foo.co.jp")
> 	       )
>         ("^From:.*nomiya <at> ttmy.ne.jp"
>          (template . "default")
>          ) ;; /TTMY
>         ("^From:.*nomiya <at> foo.co.jp"
>          (template . "default2")
>          ) ;; /FOO
> 	))
> 
> (setq wl-draft-send-config-alist
>         '(
>           ("^From:\\(.*\n[ \t]+\\)*.*nomiya <at> foos\\.co\\.jp"
>            (wl-from . "Masaru Nomiya <nomiya <at> foo.co.jp>")
>            (wl-smtp-posting-server . "smtp.foo.co.jp")
>            (wl-envelope-from . "nomiya <at> foo.co.jp")
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