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Simon Kagstrom | 5 Apr 2006 08:47
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Showing parts with C-c C-t C-c (twice needed)

Hello!

I'm having a small problem with showing mail parts with C-c C-t C-c
(toggle) in Wanderlust beta (from Debian unstable). It works, but I
have to do it twice before the part actually shows in the buffer. My
guess is that Wanderlust "hides" the already hidden part the first
time.

Is this a known problem? Or have I made some mistake in the
configuration perhaps?

// Simon
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Tejing | 6 Apr 2006 09:34
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using gpg-agent with the gpg encryption scheme

I can't seem to figure out how to set up wl to not ask me for a
password, and simply assume that gpg will get it through
gpg-agent. what am I missing?

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Daiki Ueno | 6 Apr 2006 11:43
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Re: using gpg-agent with the gpg encryption scheme

Hello Tejing,

>>>>> In [Wanderlust English : No.01788] 
>>>>>	Tejing <tejing2001 <at> yahoo.com> wrote:
> [1  <text/plain; US-ASCII (7bit)>]
> I can't seem to figure out how to set up wl to not ask me for a
> password, and simply assume that gpg will get it through
> gpg-agent. what am I missing?

The PGG library used by Wanderlust has not yet supported gpg-agent.

However, we are now heavlily working on it and you might be able to use
gpg-agent if you replaced pgg*.el in SEMI with Gnus' version.

To try, from Emacs:

  M-x locate-library pgg
  Library is file .../pgg.elc

Then from the command line:

  mkdir backup-pgg
  mv .../pgg*.el* backup-pgg
  cvs -z9 -d :pserver:gnus <at> cvs.gnus.org:/usr/local/cvsroot gnus
  cp gnus/lisp/pgg*.el* ...

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Hans P Halvorson (hhalvors@Princeton.EDU | 19 Apr 2006 17:23
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smtp auth problem

Today, a new problem started, without any obvious cause.  (I have not
changed WL versions in quite a while, and have not made any related
software changes.)  This problem is intermittent -- it does not occur
every time I try to send.

When trying to send a message (C-c C-c ... y), I sometimes get:

     Opening STARTTLS connection to 'smtp.YYY.edu' ... done
     byte-code: Wrong type argument: arrayp, nil

Here is what is in the buffer *trace of SMTP session*:

     Process SMTP finished
     - Peer has closed the GNUTLS connection

(This scant information doesn't help me at all!)  Here is what is in
my WL log:

    2006/04/19 10:23:16 proto=smtp stat=failed server=smtp.YYY.edu
    to=<anonymous <at> ZZZ.EDU> id=<87u08pbq5x.wl%me <at> YYY.EDU>

I then proceeded to clear my elmo password file.  After entering the
password (independently verified as correct), I get "5.7.0
authentication failed" from the smtp server.

Is this a known WL bug, or perhaps a bug with GNUTLS?  How could I
diagnose the problem in more detail?

Thank you,
Hans
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Hans P Halvorson (hhalvors@Princeton.EDU | 19 Apr 2006 17:40
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Re: smtp auth problem

Update: It's not true that I have made no changes to WL.  I'm using the CVS version of Wanderlust 2.5.13, and I
updated just a few days ago.  So, perhaps the problem is due to some update in WL-CVS.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Hans P Halvorson (hhalvors <at> Princeton.EDU)" <hhalvors <at> Princeton.EDU>
Date: Wednesday, April 19, 2006 11:24 am
Subject: smtp auth problem
To: wl-en <at> lists.airs.net

> Today, a new problem started, without any obvious cause.  (I have not
> changed WL versions in quite a while, and have not made any related
> software changes.)  This problem is intermittent -- it does not occur
> every time I try to send.
> 
> When trying to send a message (C-c C-c ... y), I sometimes get:
> 
>     Opening STARTTLS connection to 'smtp.YYY.edu' ... done
>     byte-code: Wrong type argument: arrayp, nil
> 
> Here is what is in the buffer *trace of SMTP session*:
> 
>     Process SMTP finished
>     - Peer has closed the GNUTLS connection
> 
> (This scant information doesn't help me at all!)  Here is what is in
> my WL log:
> 
>    2006/04/19 10:23:16 proto=smtp stat=failed server=smtp.YYY.edu
>    to=<anonymous <at> ZZZ.EDU> id=<87u08pbq5x.wl%me <at> YYY.EDU>
>
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Sebastien Cevey | 22 Apr 2006 01:11
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Caching maildir folders?

Hello!

I am a very happy Wanderlust user, except for one thing: I use
maildirs and loading mailboxes is painfully slow.  Especially with
folders containing several thousand emails, but even a couple of
hundreds takes a few seconds to load.  Loading IMAP or usenet
mailboxes is much faster, and I guess this is due to some caching
(elmo?).

So, is there a way to activate caching of maildir folders as well?  Or
speed up the mailbox loading?

If not, is there a known workaround?

Thanks in advance, and keep up the good work with this truly excellent
MUA!

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Yoichi NAKAYAMA | 22 Apr 2006 07:57
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Re: Caching maildir folders?

At Sat, 22 Apr 2006 01:11:15 +0200,
Sebastien Cevey wrote:
> I am a very happy Wanderlust user, except for one thing: I use
> maildirs and loading mailboxes is painfully slow.  Especially with
> folders containing several thousand emails, but even a couple of
> hundreds takes a few seconds to load.  Loading IMAP or usenet
> mailboxes is much faster, and I guess this is due to some caching
> (elmo?).
> 
> So, is there a way to activate caching of maildir folders as well?  Or
> speed up the mailbox loading?

There was a performance problem in elmo-maildir.el. I've committed
a fix in wl-2_14 branch and trunk in CVS:

  2006-04-21  Yoichi NAKAYAMA  <yoichi <at> geiin.org>

  	* elmo-maildir.el (elmo-maildir-list-location): Reduce
  	`elmo-get-last-modification-time' call.

This change improves large-N behavior. But I think maildir
handling of wanderlust is still too slow :(

> If not, is there a known workaround?
Not to use maildir e.g. set up IMAP server locally.

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Josef 'Jupp' SCHUGT | 23 Apr 2006 00:16
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Re: Caching maildir folders?

Hi!

At Sat, 22 Apr 2006 14:57:51 +0900, Yoichi NAKAYAMA wrote:

> This change improves large-N behavior. But I think maildir handling
> of wanderlust is still too slow :(
> 
> > If not, is there a known workaround?
> Not to use maildir e.g. set up IMAP server locally.

In the case that no IMAP server happens to be installed I suggest to
take a look at the 'dovecot' IMAP server. It is much easier to install
and configure than most other IMAP servers. In the setup I use it
simply acts as an IMAP interface to my e-mail that is stored in
$HOME/Maildir (per default IMAPS, POP3 and POP3S protocols are active
as well):

find $HOME/Maildir/ -type d|egrep -v '\/(new|tmp|cur)$'|head
/home/jupp/Maildir/
/home/jupp/Maildir/.w3m-dev-en
/home/jupp/Maildir/.nichtlustig
/home/jupp/Maildir/.nmap-hackers
/home/jupp/Maildir/.green_eyes
/home/jupp/Maildir/.INBOX
/home/jupp/Maildir/.tmp
/home/jupp/Maildir/.luusa
/home/jupp/Maildir/.sent
/home/jupp/Maildir/.quarks

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bremner | 23 Apr 2006 02:03
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Re: Caching maildir folders?


If you don't want to have an imap server running on your machine, you 
can exec one as a shell process 

here is the relevant bit from my .wl

(defvar db-this-host (or 
		      (getenv "HOST")
		      (getenv "HOSTNAME")
		      (system-name)) "Name of current host")

(setq elmo-imap4-stream-type-alist
      (cons '("!shell" shell nil elmo-imap4-open-shell-stream)
            elmo-imap4-stream-type-alist))

(setq db-imapd-binary "imapd")

(defun db-exec-string (host cmd)
  (cond ((string-equal host db-this-host) cmd )
	(t (concat "ssh " host " " cmd))))

(setq elmo-imap4-default-stream-type 'shell)

I use this with dovecot.

I also use a little script called "imapd" to set things up. This may
not be necessary, I think these are now the the defaults for dovecot.

#!/bin/sh
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Sébastien Cevey | 23 Apr 2006 13:52
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Re: Caching maildir folders?

>>>>> In [Wanderlust English : No.01793] 
>>>>>	Yoichi NAKAYAMA <yoichi <at> geiin.org> wrote:

Hello,

> There was a performance problem in elmo-maildir.el. I've committed
> a fix in wl-2_14 branch and trunk in CVS:

I just upgraded the elmo-maildir.(el|elc) files and it did indeed
speed up the loading of folders, especially for those with around
2'000 mails.  Thank you!

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