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Harry Putnam <reader@newsguy.com> wrote:
> Then copy several messages from some other nnml group there, giving
> them arbitrary numbers. (from the command line)
>
> If I run nnml-g-n-d-1 on that group some of the messages become
> visible but not all.

Dunno what's up here, but FWIW, nnmaildir would not have a problem
with this.  It *expects* to find new messages in its maildirs written
behind its back, and it never rewrites its messages, so you wouldn't
have to worry about X-From-Line and such.


paul