|| On Wed, 26 Sep 2001 16:41:02 +0200 (CEST)
 || Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com> wrote: 

 >> in the CVS version of GNUS I suddenly experience a rather unwanted
 >> and annoying phenomenon: after getting new mail, only some part of
 >> the new mail is marked as new/unread and makes the groups show up
 >> in the group buffer as groups with new mail.

 sj> Does the group show up as having unread articles, but when you
 sj> enter it, only some of those new articles are displayed?  

No, sometimes groups (no recognizable pattern) do not show up having
new articles, although they clearly have messages I didn't see yet.

 sj> Or doesn't even the group buffer reflect that you have new mail?

Yes, sometimes, some groups do not reflect that they contain new mail.

 sj> In the first case, either you may have corrupt active or nov
 sj> files, or there may be a bug in the new marks stuff.

I'v tried regenerating the nov databases to no avail.

 sj> In the latter case, I have no idea.  It seems very weird.  Maybe
 sj> mail gets corrupted somehow, and end up being concatenated to
 sj> each other instead of being filed as individual articles, or
 sj> something like that.

Unlikely, I'm using nnml.

 sj> What is your setup, nnml, nnfolder, mail-sources etc?

Here is my cleaned .gnus file (got rid of the personal stuff):