Gnus 5.8.8

[Otto J. Makela]

I've found that with gnus 5.8.8 (on the soon-to-be-shipped RedHat 7.2,
ie. with GNU Emacs 20.7.1), using gnus-summary-pipe-output (normally
bound to "|" in the summary window) occasionally pipes the complete
article and occasionally just the "brief" version w/o complete
headers. The previous release I've used (sorry, can't remember
versions) always piped the complete article with all the headers.

I know this is a bit skimpy, but I'm no great expert on gnus/emacs.
Ask if you need more details.
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[Simon Josefsson]

o...@iki.fi (Otto J. Makela) writes:

> I've found that with gnus 5.8.8 (on the soon-to-be-shipped RedHat 7.2,
> ie. with GNU Emacs 20.7.1), using gnus-summary-pipe-output (normally
> bound to "|" in the summary window) occasionally pipes the complete
> article and occasionally just the "brief" version w/o complete
> headers. The previous release I've used (sorry, can't remember
> versions) always piped the complete article with all the headers.

I think | pipes exactly what is in the *Article* buffer, so if you
pressed C-u g you get the entire article, but if you have g:ed an
article, you should only get a "brief" version. So do C-u g | if you
want to pipe all the headers.