Re: Yike whats this [Undownloaded article 9563] 180 of them

[Harry Putnam <reader@newsguy.com>]

ShengHuo ZHU <zsh@cs.rochester.edu> writes:

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>> [...]
>> No-Message-ID-in-article	730859	alt.solaris.x86 59576 
>> No-Message-ID-in-article	730859	alt.solaris.x86 59577 
>> No-Message-ID-in-article	730859	alt.solaris.x86 59578 
>> [...]
>>
>> Why are article numbers differernt than file names there? And is it
>> likely there really weren't message ids in hundreds of messages.
>
> File names? The second numbers are article numbers, i.e. file
> names. Could you check whether the articles really have no
> Message-ID's?

What is the first number? 

Another post should appear momentarily detailing a little more. Namely
I indadvertantly ended up with the % mark on one of those marked:
   [Undownloaded article 9735]   
The agent dutifully downloaded it (it wasn't present before) now it is
present on disk but the summary buffer still says:
 [...]    [Undownloaded article 9735] 
I've posted some of the headers.

But it should be noted that gnus here hardly ever goes plugged as you
asked about.  I get everthing in batch mode. The running instance of
gnus rarely goes plugged... only for some test etc.  This setup has
been in existence for quite a long time and has worked across many cvs
upgrades ... probably for more than a year.  May this have some effect
in this instance?  Maybe due to recent changes in gnus-agent?

Since this occured I've marked them all for download ..now waiting for
my batch (cron job) to get them.