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Re: per-group settings


From: Cor Gest
Subject: Re: per-group settings
Date: 25 Oct 2004 04:52:20 +0000
User-agent: Gnus/5.09 (Gnus v5.9.0) Emacs/21.3


Someone referred to as: Paul Johnson <baloo@ursine.dyndns.org>
 has comitted the herein quoted text :

> What is the easiest way to customize pgp and From: settings on a
> per-group basis in gnus?  I've googled for how to set up multiple
> identities in gnus and came up blank, and searched through the
> emacswiki and still couldn't find anything relevant...where do I start?

Yes, there is gnus-posting-styles

a small excerpt from my p-styles
--*-- code snippet --*__
;(setq gnus-posting-styles

           '((".*"
                    (From "Cor Gest <cor@clsnet.nl>")
                    (Organization "Clsnet Linux Systems")
                    (X-WWW-site "http:www.clsnet.nl/index.php")
                    (signature-file "~/.signature"))
              ("nl.comp.os.linux.discussie"   
                    (Organization "Clsnet Linux Systems")
                    (X-WWW-site "http://lisplab.clsnet.nl/tuxoharata.php";)
                    (signature-file "~/.sig-discus   
              ("nnml.bbq"
                    (Name "Cor Gest")
                    (From "osbbq@lisplab.clsnet.nl")
                    (Reply-to "osbbq@nl.linux.org")
                    (Organization "Annual Open-Source BBQ party")
                    (X-WWW-site "http://osbbq.nl.linux.org";)
                    (X-Microsoft-free-Domain "YES")
                    (signature-file "~/.sig-bbq"))
...
--*-- code  snippet --*--


as for GPG/PGP one could try a binding to the FROM-header, but I use
only one GPG-sig.

Cor


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  Operatingsystem is just a name given to the rest of the idiosyncratic
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(setq reply-to (concatenate 'string "Cor Gest " "<cor" '(#\@) "clsnet.nl>"))


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