nndoc is a cute little thing that will let you read
a single file as a newsgroup. Several files types are supported:
babylmboxmmdfnewsrnewsnsmailmime-partsstandard-digestmime-digestlanl-gov-announcegitgit commit messages.
rfc822-forwardoutlookoe-dbxexim-bounceforwardrfc934mailmanclari-briefsslack-digestmail-in-mailYou can also use the special “file type”
guess, which means that nndoc will try
to guess what file type it is looking at. digest
means that nndoc should guess what digest type the
file is.
nndoc will not try to change the file or insert
any extra headers into it—it will simply, like, let you use
the file as the basis for a group. And that's it.
If you have some old archived articles that you want to insert
into your new & spiffy Gnus mail back end, nndoc
can probably help you with that. Say you have an old
RMAIL file with mail that
you now want to split into your new nnml groups. You
look at that file using nndoc (using the G
f command in the group buffer (see Foreign Groups)), set
the process mark on all the articles in the buffer (M P
b, for instance), and then re-spool (B r) using
nnml. If all goes well, all the mail in the
RMAIL file is now also
stored in lots of nnml directories, and you can
delete that pesky RMAIL
file. If you have the guts!
Virtual server variables:
nndoc-article-typembox, babyl, digest,
news, rnews, mmdf,
forward, rfc934,
rfc822-forward, mime-parts,
standard-digest, slack-digest,
clari-briefs, nsmail,
outlook, oe-dbx,
mailman, and mail-in-mail or
guess.nndoc-post-typemail (the
default) and news.