Re: ifile-gnus

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OK, do me a favor: email me the following things.  (Send it personal;
no reason to clutter this list.)

- version info:  what versions of gnus, emacs, ifile are you using?
- your .emacs file
- your .gnus file
- your .idata file

...and I'll try to duplicate (and then hopefully solve) your problems
at my end.

Jeremy

[email protected] writes:
>  || On 11 Sep 2002 20:22:09 -0400
>  || [email protected] wrote: 
> 
>  j> Ah, if you just create a new .idata with the command from the readme,
>  j> it will initially file everything into the spam folder.  Move things
>  j> out of the spam folder that aren't spam, and ifile will learn that
>  j> they're not spam in the future. 
> 
>  j> I'll try to fix the README to make this more clear.
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I did that as a last attempt. I was using a properly trained .idata before. 
> Even now, I tried back the old .idata (and also another one generated just 
> now) and the same thing repeats. I am typing this email from the "spam" group,
> where I found all my new messages. I suspect that this is an issue with something 
> else like gnus config, not ifile as such.
> 
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