At Mon, 24 Oct 2005 17:00:02 -0400, Greg A. Woods wrote: > Is there a quick way to get a count of the number of marks to be executed? Use (length wl-summary-buffer-temp-mark-list). Regards, -- -- Yoichi NAKAYAMA
Dear WL experts;
I would like to auto-refile if from a certain person, AND having a
certain subject. It seems from the documentation that only OR
conditions are possible using wl-refile-rule-alist
Is this right? Any ideas on how to do what I want?
For example, I would like something like
(setq wl-refile-rule-alist
'("Subject"
("workshop" . ("From"
("bob <at> smith.com" . "%workshop-bob")
("joe <at> jones.com" . "%workshop-joe"))))
Actually I don't care about the syntax, but this seemed one way that
is compatible with the existing syntex.
David
If I should send a pdf file, what is the best encoding? My guess is base64, but when I use that, the recipient must rename the file. I.e., the original filename seem to get lost. This seem to be true for all different encodings and all types of files. What am I doing wrong? cheers, --david.
At Fri, 11 Nov 2005 14:36:15 +0000,
david wallin wrote:
>
> If I should send a pdf file, what is the best encoding? My guess is base64, but
> when I use that, the recipient must rename the file. I.e., the original filename
> seem to get lost. This seem to be true for all different encodings and all types
> of files. What am I doing wrong?
>
Hi,
The base64 encoding is not the problem, it is the mime type
identification that is not being flagged. You need to tell SEMI,
which handles the MIME type stuff, what a .pdf extension means.
I also did this for Excel and some OpenOffice files. Put this in your
.emacs or equivalent.
;; mime file types
(eval-after-load "mime-edit"
(quote (setq mime-file-types
(append '(
("\\.pdf$" "application" "pdf"
nil "base64" "attachment"
(("filename" . file)))
("\\.sxw$" "application" "vnd.sun.xml.writer"
nil "base64" "attachment"
(("filename" . file)))
("\\.sxc$" "application" "vnd.sun.xml.calc"
nil "base64" "attachment"
(Continue reading)Greetings, I currently have procmail delivering mail into several MH folders. Then, I use pipe folders with Wanderlust to transfer messages from these "source" folders to their "destination" folders in this (greatly simplified) manner: Procmail: :0 :inbox-work/$LOCKEXT * ^TO_oliver.enzmann <at> example.com inbox-work/. :0 :inbox-private/$LOCKEXT * ^(Cc|To):.*oliver <at> cosec\.org.* inbox-private/. wl_folders: |+inbox-work|+inbox.work "Procmail Work Inbox" |+inbox-private|+inbox-private "Procmail Private Inbox" +inbox.work "Work Mail" +inbox.private "Private Mail" This setup has worked very well so far. To further simplify the setup, I would like procmail to deliver mail directly into +inbox.work and +inbox.private folders, without requiring the additional pipe folders. My concerns and questions are:(Continue reading)
Hi Simon, Thanks, useful, but it doesn't solve my initial problem. When I send a file with wanderlust to my gmail account, its original name is replaced by "noname". Other email clients preserves the original filename. The problem doesn't seem to be specific to pdf files. --david. At Sat, 12 Nov 2005 10:50:04 +0000, Simon Guest wrote: > > At Fri, 11 Nov 2005 14:36:15 +0000, > david wallin wrote: > > > > If I should send a pdf file, what is the best encoding? My guess is base64, but > > when I use that, the recipient must rename the file. I.e., the original filename > > seem to get lost. This seem to be true for all different encodings and all types > > of files. What am I doing wrong? > > > > Hi, > > The base64 encoding is not the problem, it is the mime type > identification that is not being flagged. You need to tell SEMI, > which handles the MIME type stuff, what a .pdf extension means. >(Continue reading)
Hi Oliver -- Oliver Enzmann wrote: > > I currently have procmail delivering mail into several MH folders. Then, I > use pipe folders with Wanderlust to transfer messages from these "source" > folders to their "destination" folders in this (greatly simplified) manner: Can't answer your question directly, but... have you considered using maildir folders instead? They're specifically designed to not require locking of any kind, so they're completely safe for sharing among any number of MTA's/MUA's on any filesystem. I use fetchmail+procmail to deliver to maildir folders, and WL on multiple machines to read them, and I've never had a problem... -- Ron Isaacson Morgan Stanley ron.isaacson <at> morganstanley.com / (212) 276-0268 NOTICE: If received in error, please destroy and notify sender. Sender does not waive confidentiality or privilege, and use is prohibited.
At Sat, 12 Nov 2005 14:19:46 +0000, David Wallin wrote: > Thanks, useful, but it doesn't solve my initial problem. When I send a file with > wanderlust to my gmail account, its original name is replaced by "noname". Other > email clients preserves the original filename. The problem doesn't seem to be > specific to pdf files. See original message reached on GMail by selecting "More options", "Show original". How does the header of the attached part look like? Use Fcc: to save original message to some folder on sending, compare part headers on GMail and fcc'ed folder. Would you find any differences? Regards, -- -- Yoichi NAKAYAMA
At Sun, 13 Nov 2005 09:37:50 +0900, Yoichi NAKAYAMA wrote: > > At Sat, 12 Nov 2005 14:19:46 +0000, > David Wallin wrote: > > Thanks, useful, but it doesn't solve my initial problem. When I send a file with > > wanderlust to my gmail account, its original name is replaced by "noname". Other > > email clients preserves the original filename. The problem doesn't seem to be > > specific to pdf files. > > See original message reached on GMail by selecting "More options", "Show original". > How does the header of the attached part look like? > Use Fcc: to save original message to some folder on sending, compare part headers > on GMail and fcc'ed folder. Would you find any differences? Thanks, that put me on the right track. Turns out that the problem occurs because I use longlines-mode. Here's a snippet from my .emacs: (setq-default fill-column 80) (setq longlines-wrap-follows-window-size nil) (setq longlines-show-hard-newlines t) (add-hook 'text-mode-hook 'longlines-mode) ;; longlines don't work well when mail-mode is initialized :(Continue reading)
Is there a way to configure wanderlust so that when I enter a mail folder, I will be positioned to the first unread message, irrespective of the existence of messages flagged with "$"? Thanks in advance. -- -- Lloyd Zusman ljz <at> asfast.com God bless you.
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