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odd search behaviour
From: |
Benjamin Slade |
Subject: |
odd search behaviour |
Date: |
Wed, 30 Dec 2015 14:27:47 -0700 |
User-agent: |
Gnus/5.130014 (Ma Gnus v0.14) Emacs/24.5 (gnu/linux) |
I have gnus setup to use lucene on searches with a local dovecot server
as per here:
https://ericabrahamsen.net/tech/2014/oct/gnus-dovecot-lucene.html
My *Group* buffer looks something like this:
[ Gnus -- 228 ]
[ INBOX -- 2 ]
2: nnvirtual:INBOXes
[ inboxes -- 2 ]
1: nnimap+work:INBOX
* 0: nnimap+home:INBOX
1: nnimap+play:INBOX
[ emacs -- 143 ]
35: nnimap+home:emacs.help
1: nnimap+home:emacs.tangents
99: nnimap+home:emacs.orgmode
1: nnimap+home:emacs.auctex
7: nnimap+home:text.pandoc
* 0: nnimap+home:conkeror
* 0:*nnimap+home:emacs.gnus.info
[ misc -- 67 ]
[ commercial -- 17 ]
4: nnimap+home:commercial.gamez
9: nnimap+home:commercial.general
[ news -- 5 ]
1: nnimap+work:news.work
4: nnimap+play:news.general
[ [dirs] -- 13 ]
[ archived -- 1 ]
* 0: nnimap+work:ARCHIVED
* 0: nnimap+home:ARCHIVED
* 0: nnimap+otherbox:ARCHIVED
1: nnimap+play:ARCHIVED
[ sentmail -- 4 ]
4: nnimap+home:[Gmail].Sent Mail
[ rubbish -- 8 ]
8: nnimap+home:[Gmail].Bin
If I do GG on [ Gnus ], it doesn't seem to search everywhere in its scope,
as I would expect it to. Rather, as far as I can tell, doing a search GG
on [ Gnus ], seems to search within the [ [dirs] ] level, but not, for
instance, in the [ inboxes ] level.
A GG search on [ inboxes ] seems to work as expected. Searching on [
[dirs] ] gives me a "Couldn't request
group nnir:nnir-897adsf98908.fsf: Search produced empty results" message
even though the same search on [ archived ] works fine.
(I can't search on nnvirtual:INBOXes at all (I get "Couldn't request
group nnir:nnir-897adsf98908.fsf: Search produced empty results:), but
perhaps that's expected since it's a virtual group).
Maybe there's some settings I need to adjust for the search to work as
expected?
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