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28.0.50; Namazu-based mail searching not working anymore
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Message #50 received at submit <at> debbugs.gnu.org (full text, mbox):
Torsten Bronger <bronger <at> physik.rwth-aachen.de> writes:
> Hallöchen!
>
> Eric Abrahamsen writes:
>
>> [...] Can you show me your exact configuration for this server?
>
> The relevant part is, I think:
>
> (setq gnus-secondary-select-methods
> '((nnml "" (gnus-search-engine
> gnus-search-namazu
> remove-prefix "/home/bronger/Mail"
> index-directory "/var/lib/namazu/"))))
>
> I’m happy to post the rest of my .gnus and .emacs somewhere if
> helpful.
I'm assuming you've also got `gnus-search-namazu-raw-queries-p' set to
t, otherwise you would have hit an error earlier than this.
>> And the "nnselect-run" error message from *Messages*, which should
>> be formed as "nnselect-run: %s on %s gave error %s"?
>
> In *Messages*, it says:
>
> nnselect-run: gnus-search-run-query on ((search-query-spec (query .
> +from:aixasset <at> web.de) (raw)) (search-group-spec (nnml:
> nnml:KFA-FBL))) gave error (wrong-type-argument stringp nil)
Bah, this is difficult to debug -- it's hard to guess what string is
nil.
Earlier in the day I pushed a change to Emacs master to use
`condition-case-unless-debug' in `nnselect-run'. If you're in the habit
of running a recent Emacs, would you pull from source and rebuild, then
`toggle-debug-on-error' and run this search again, posting the
backtrace?
If you're not, you could just eval the following, then do the same
(toggle-debug-on-error, etc)
(defun nnselect-run (specs)
"Apply nnselect-function to nnselect-args from SPECS.
Return an article list."
(let ((func (alist-get 'nnselect-function specs))
(args (alist-get 'nnselect-args specs)))
(condition-case-unless-debug err
(funcall func args)
(error (gnus-error 3 "nnselect-run: %s on %s gave error %s" func args err)
[]))))
Thanks for your help, and patience.
Eric
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