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Gnus: forwarding a message no longer includes the original message #15479

Closed DrWaleedAYousef closed 2 years ago

DrWaleedAYousef commented 2 years ago

Description :octocat:

In gnus, forwarding or replying no longer includes the original message that is being forwarded or replied.

Reproduction guide :beetle:

Observed behaviour: :eyes: :broken_heart: The message buffer is created without including the original message that should be forwarded.

Expected behaviour: :heart: :smile: <>

System Info :computer:

Backtrace :paw_prints:

<<BACKTRACE IF RELEVANT>>
lebensterben commented 2 years ago

we haven't changed anything for gnus.

DrWaleedAYousef commented 2 years ago

@lebensterben In fact, it seems to be several problems, all seems to be related to the key-binding. I reported the same problem to gnus, and they told me that: "it sounds like you're using a bunch of packages/cutomisations that's redefining key bindings. Try removing those."

DrWaleedAYousef commented 2 years ago

@lebensterben Ok; it is not the keybindings. Also, this is my layers, and I removed all user-defined configurations and the problem is still there. Gnus became very messy. I exchanged several emails with gnus' support; I am quoting below samples of some of there replies:

===BEGIN=== It sounds like you're using a bunch of packages/customisations that's redefining key bindings. Try removing those.

Spacemacs is a whole mass of odd packages. What does `C-h k R' say if you execute that command in a Gnus summary buffer?

The Emacs project is not involved in Spacemacs and cannot be responsible for the customizations they make. We can help and advise, but eventually it's the job of the Spacemacs maintainers to fix their customizations of Emacs and Gnus.

Then rebinding isn't the problem here, it sounds like. I don't have any further suggestions on how to debug this, then, other than trying to use a vanilla Emacs.

===END===

DrWaleedAYousef commented 2 years ago

UPDATE: I deleted .emacs.d completely and re-installed spacemacs anew. Now, gnus does not even create a new message; it just opens an empty buffer with no content, it is something related to the cashing:

nndraft-request-group: Renaming: No such file or directory, /home/wyousef/.emacs.d/.cache/auto-save/site/#6b2068bda5fe59e592ebfab3ec146dc110599f93#, /home/wyousef/News/drafts/drafts/289
DrWaleedAYousef commented 2 years ago

The problem is still existing; I am using the webmail for the previous months, which is painful after getting used to Gnus. I think the problem is that Gnus is looking for a folder that does not exist: /home/wyousef/.emacs.d/.cache/auto-save/site/#6b2068bda5fe59e592ebfab3ec146dc110599f93# , which is in this message

Any help?

lebensterben commented 2 years ago

As I said earlier,

We haven't changed anything for gnus.

So it's either a configuration problem caused by you or an upstream bug.

lebensterben commented 2 years ago

Also, then email you attached above asks you what C-h k R is bound to. What is the answer? And you have not even mentioned this in your initial bug report or any later comments. (You only mentioned C-c C-f.)

Honestly it's painful to read your bug reports. They tend to be incoherent, that you suddenly changes the scope and issue across comments.

And you don't immediately response to many of my questions. When you do respond several months later, you should not expect me to remember all the context. So I had to re-read all previous comments. And what's worse is that in your newer responses you almost always mentioning something remotely related to your previous findings.