Hi,

thanks for help.

Now it works, after listing all groups, as you said.

I got 134 folders listed.
  Thanks

I didn´t have to do what you described in this email I quoted.

Next problem:
1.
the numbers in front of the groups are not all correct.
In one group it said 0/112, but I have there only 21 emails at all.

2.
What do the stars in front of the numbers tell?
Does it mean in this group there are starred emails, which I marked as 
starred? I guess so, but I am asking as well.

3.
how can I delete an email?

4.
I am sorry to have replied to the top post. I got confused. Sometimes I 
didn´t know where should I reply to and made a mess.

Now I know I should only reply to the message I got and additionally add 
the email address of the help-gnu-emacs list.
Is that all right?


thanks for help

Gottfried



Am 30.12.24 um 05:27 schrieb Björn Bidar:
> gfp <gfp@posteo.at> writes:
> 
>> Hi,
>>
>> I tried to set up Gnus with the help of:
>>
>> https://www.bounga.org/tips/2020/05/03/multiple-smtp-accounts-in-gnus-without-external-tools/
>>
>> and after changing the settings it worked partially.
>>
>> It took only emails from one email provider, but not from the other
>> (may be I have to fiddle around in my settings).
> 
> Did you list all groups as I explained earlier? Gnus handles multiple
> providers or as Gnus calls it select methods just fine.
> 
> For example I have my own mailbox as IMAP but also the public-inbox from
> Sourceware as IMAP.
> 
> Can you provide us your settings with the private information removed?
> 
>> But what astonishes me:
>> it took in "groups" only 55 folders (which I have set up in my email
>> provider "posteo" instead of more than 100.
>> So I don´t know why it took only a part of it.
> 
> Open the server buff (press ^ in the Groups buffer) select the Posteo
> select method and press enter.
> Now look if you are subscribed to the other group if there's a K or Z in
> front of the names press u to subscribe.
> 
> This practice does sound Gnus specific but is general IMAP feature.