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dave-mlist@bfnet.com writes:

> > The `F' command will query backends for new groups and subscribe them.
> 
> No, actually it doesn't.  I just tried it.  I had a new nnml group called
> "linux-kernel" which I was not subscribed to.  I pressed "F" and it said
> something like "No new newsgroups."  Then I pressed "j <space>" and saw
> linux-kernel in the list.  I typed "linux-kernel" and hit return.  The
> linux-kernel group popped up with many unread messages, and was marked with a
> "Z" in the *Groups* buffer.

If the group was a zombie, then it already is known to Gnus.  The
default subscription method is `gnus-subscribe-zombies'.  `A z' to
list the zombies.

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