From: Giorgos Keramidas <keramida@ceid.upatras.gr>
To: ding@gnus.org
Subject: Recovering from broken connection
Date: Mon, 29 Oct 2007 15:12:21 +0200 [thread overview]
Message-ID: <20071029131220.GA2475@kobe.laptop> (raw)
While I was fetching articles with the agent, my dialup connection died,
and left many articles in a `strange' state. They are listed as:
00-00-00 [ 0: Gnus Agent ] [Undownloaded article 58998]
in the summary buffer, but hitting SPC or RET on them properly displays
both the headers and the article are available, even in offline mode.
I tried setting `gnus-agent-consider-all-articles' and refetching, but
this doesn't seem to have regenerated the summary buffers which are
`broken'. Is there any way to force Gnus to query the agent again,
since these articles *are* available when I am offline?
For example, here's how my current summary buffer for news:comp.std.c
looks:
. 00-00-00 [ 0: Gnus Agent ] [Undownloaded article 58998]
. 00-00-00 [ 0: Gnus Agent ] [Undownloaded article 58999]
. 00-00-00 [ 0: Gnus Agent ] [Undownloaded article 59000]
. 2007-10-28 [ 46: cr88192 ] Re: Floating point question
.+2007-10-29 [ 54: Keith Thompson ] Does a constraint violation cause undefined behavior?
. 2007-10-29 [ 68: James Kuyper ] Re: Does a constraint violation cause undefined behavior?
. 2007-10-29 [ 11: Wojtek Lerch ] Re: Does a constraint violation cause undefined behavior?
In larger groups, i.e. in news:comp.lang.c the undownloaded articles are
many dozens, and it is a pain reading them without any sort of threading
or sorting :/
- Giorgos
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