Re: nnimap problem solved by removing .agentview and .overview

[Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com>]

Mats Lidell <matsl@contactor.se> writes:

>>>>>> Simon wrote:
>
> Simon> Is there a simple recipe for reproducing this?
>
> My recipe is like this.
>
> 1. Send myself a letter. (I have splitting configured so gnus will
>    automatically place mail form INBOX in the folder 'incoming')
> 2. Get new mail by pressing 'g'. See that there is one new letter in
>    'incoming'.
> 3. Enter the summary for 'incoming' and see that it is the letter I
>    sent myself. (Don't read it.)
> 4. Send myself another letter.
> 5. Save and exit gnus and exit (X)Emacs.
> 6. Read mail with squirrelmail using the same source (imap and same
>    server).
> 7. See the new mail (the second sent above) in INBOX. (There is no
>    splitting activated in squirrelmail so the mail stays in INBOX.)
> 8. Use squirrelmail to move the new mail to the folder 'incoming'
>    (simulating the fancy splitting in gnus ;-)
> 9. Go to 'incoming' in squirrelmail and look at the two new letters
>    there. (The two I just sent myself.) (Don't read them.)
> 10. Exit squirrelmail.
> 11. Start (X)Emacs and go back into gnus.
> 12. See that the *Group* says there are two new mails in incoming.
> 13. Enter the summary and find only one new letter. The first.

This suggest a bug, somewhere; the above should work fine.

Could you get *imap-log* dumps from the first and second part of
running Gnus?  (setq imap-log t)

Could you also collect *imap-log* for:

14. Quit summary buffer.
15. rm -rf ~/News/agent/nnimap/SERVER/GROUP
16. C-u RET the summary buffer.

Can you see the article in the summary buffer?