*'d Groups

*'d Groups

[Chris Richards]

Howdy.

I had a recent X-windows meltdown which left gnus apparently in an
unpleasant state.  Upon restarting, several of my groups are in this
format (total messages, marked messages, and unread messages
respectively):
 
      0   *   * :   nnfolder:lists.word

When mail is split into that group it isn't updated.  I have to
actually enter the group summary buffer to see the messages there.

After returning to the group buffer, the numbers are correct:

      2   1   0 :   nnfolder:lists.word

If I save, quit, and restart gnus I am back to square one with the
group marked:

      0   *   * :   nnfolder:lists.word

How can I recover from this?

Cheers,
cjr
-- 
A train stops at a train station.  A bus stops at a bus station.  On
my desk I have a workstation...

Re: *'d Groups [Addendum]

[Chris Richards]

Version: Gnus 5.8.2

Quitting all the way out of X-Emacs and coming back in has at least
gotten the 'g' to work.  Initially most of the groups are *'d like
below but 'g' causes the group buffer to update.

Also as another side effect... my unsubscribed groups used to be
hidden in the group buffer unless I displayed all groups 'L'.  Now,
regardless of the 'U' setting they are shown.

I would like to get this back to its previous behavior also.

Cheers,
cjr

-- 
A train stops at a train station.  A bus stops at a bus station.  On
my desk I have a workstation...

Chris Richards <cjr@netpliance.net> writes:
> Howdy.
> 
> I had a recent X-windows meltdown which left gnus apparently in an
> unpleasant state.  Upon restarting, several of my groups are in this
> format (total messages, marked messages, and unread messages
> respectively):
>  
>       0   *   * :   nnfolder:lists.word
> 
> When mail is split into that group it isn't updated.  I have to
> actually enter the group summary buffer to see the messages there.
> 
> After returning to the group buffer, the numbers are correct:
> 
>       2   1   0 :   nnfolder:lists.word
> 
> If I save, quit, and restart gnus I am back to square one with the
> group marked:
> 
>       0   *   * :   nnfolder:lists.word
> 
> How can I recover from this?
> 
> Cheers,
> cjr
> -- 
> A train stops at a train station.  A bus stops at a bus station.  On
> my desk I have a workstation...

Re: *'d Groups

[Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen]

Chris Richards <cjr@netpliance.net> writes:

> If I save, quit, and restart gnus I am back to square one with the
> group marked:
> 
>       0   *   * :   nnfolder:lists.word
> 
> How can I recover from this?

It sounds like the nnfolder active file is hosed.  Does it look ok?

-- 
(domestic pets only, the antidote for overdose, milk.)
   larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen

Re: *'d Groups

[Chris Richards]

It looks fine, yes.  All weekend I was using 'gnus-no-server' and I
repeatedly saw the problem regardless of how many times I thought I
cleaned up and quit.

This morning I come into work and fire up 'gnus' and everything seems
okay...  Perhaps a false positive?

I'll keep an eye on this.

cjr

-- 
A train stops at a train station.  A bus stops at a bus station.  On
my desk I have a workstation...

Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:
> Chris Richards <cjr@netpliance.net> writes:
> 
> > If I save, quit, and restart gnus I am back to square one with the
> > group marked:
> > 
> >       0   *   * :   nnfolder:lists.word
> > 
> > How can I recover from this?
> 
> It sounds like the nnfolder active file is hosed.  Does it look ok?
> 
> -- 
> (domestic pets only, the antidote for overdose, milk.)
>    larsi@gnus.org * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen

Re: *'d Groups

[Chris Richards]

Very good sir.  Thanks.

cjr

amu@MIT.EDU (Aaron M. Ucko) writes:
> Chris Richards <cjr@netpliance.net> writes:
> 
> > It looks fine, yes.  All weekend I was using 'gnus-no-server' and I
> > repeatedly saw the problem regardless of how many times I thought I
> > cleaned up and quit.
> 
> What level are the problem groups on?  gnus-no-server will ignore
> groups of level 3 and higher.  (`S l' in the *Group* buffer will
> display the selected group's level and ask you for a new value.)
> 
> -- 
> Aaron M. Ucko, KB1CJC <amu@mit.edu> (finger amu@monk.mit.edu)

Re: *'d Groups

[Aaron M. Ucko]

Chris Richards <cjr@netpliance.net> writes:

> It looks fine, yes.  All weekend I was using 'gnus-no-server' and I
> repeatedly saw the problem regardless of how many times I thought I
> cleaned up and quit.

What level are the problem groups on?  gnus-no-server will ignore
groups of level 3 and higher.  (`S l' in the *Group* buffer will
display the selected group's level and ask you for a new value.)

-- 
Aaron M. Ucko, KB1CJC <amu@mit.edu> (finger amu@monk.mit.edu)