Re: report-xemacs-bug?

Adrian Aichner wrote: OK, I put (setq smtpmail-smtp-server "localhost") (setq smtpmail-local-domain "localdomain") (setq smtpmail-smtp-service "smtp") (setq send-mail-function (quote smtpmail-send-it)) (setq smtpmail-debug-info t) (setq user-full-name "Vaclav Barta") (setq user-mail-address "vbar(a)comp.cz") into my .xemacs-custom and reported a bug again. I did get *trace of SMTP session to localhost* buffer and it looks OK. The bug report is in the outgoing queue and the Return-Path header is right. This time, for sure... :-) Well, the problem is that I want to get serious using e-mail, as such: - I want to access my e-mail on my home computer, which has a dial-up connection; I don't want to explicitly dial out to send/receive e-mail - the system should sync e-mail every time it gets a chance (works) - I want to access my e-mail over the web, i.e. when I'm travelling (doesn't work; so far, I got the server, but I'm not even sure what I *should* install on it) - I want to archive my personal e-mail, never throwing anything away (works) - I want to search the archive (works; I went so far as to write a fulltext database for that) - I want to subscribe to mailing lists but keep the mass e-mails separate from my inbox and my long-term archive (sort-of works but has scope for improvement) - I want to subscribe to newsgroups (doesn't work - I simply don't know how to get news in Ireland) - I want to publicize my e-mail but don't want to see spam (definitely has scope for improvement; client-side solution is unsatisfactory - I want something on my server) ...and that's just a start of my wish-list... :-) As big as the scope of the thermonuclear text editor might be, this project is clearly outside of it. So (to get back on topic), any e-mail client I use must fit into a larger picture, and I simply don't understand xemacs enough to make it fit... I'm improving my understanding, and I intend to get serious e-mail or (to quote RMS) die trying of old age... :-) Bye Vasek