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>>>>> "Karl" == Karl Kleinpaste <karl@charcoal.com> writes:

Karl> Kinky.  In that case, I have no idea.  The inconsistent limits I've
Karl> seen in "group" /vs/ "list active" were due to active file problems
Karl> with a badly restarted/renumbered INN.

Karl> Since your server seems to be self-consistent, I guess I'd suggest
Karl> that you exit Gnus and go crawling into .newsrc.eld to look for the
Karl> weird number, and try to figure out where it's occurring.  You might
Karl> also examine the NNTP buffers, to see exactly what the server is
Karl> sending.

Found it!  ~/News/cache/active had a line showing that 91940 was cached
(even though the directory was gone).

Hmm, maybe I should just blow away my entire cache.

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