* What else besides cache depends on article numbering at the nntp server?
@ 1998-06-21 8:24 SL Baur
1998-06-22 7:16 ` SL Baur
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From: SL Baur @ 1998-06-21 8:24 UTC (permalink / raw)
For those who tuned in late, my nntp server reset its article numbers
to 1 about two weeks ago. Gnus has never recovered.
I've deleted all ~/News/cache directories, but M-x gnus still hangs at
startup on a second nntp read (which I had never seen before this
whole episode started).
I have verified that Gnus Does The Right Thing with the specific
newsgroup entries that I can view with `G E' in the *Topics* buffer.
Marks outside of the article range retrieved from the server go away
when the cache for the group is removed.
I can also startup a fully functional Gnus with the sequence:
M-x gnus-no-server
C-u 5 g
So why doesn't `M-x gnus' work any more?
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* Re: What else besides cache depends on article numbering at the nntp server?
1998-06-21 8:24 What else besides cache depends on article numbering at the nntp server? SL Baur
@ 1998-06-22 7:16 ` SL Baur
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From: SL Baur @ 1998-06-22 7:16 UTC (permalink / raw)
27,000 zombie groups where the group creation date has been advanced,
that's what. :-( :-( :-(
Deleting zombie groups is still as hideously slow now as it was 3
years ago (~7 _hours_ to delete 1000 out of 27,000 groups on a Pentium
200). Sigh.
I'll die of old age before I get things back to where they were 2
weeks ago.
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