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Hi,

I have this problem for a long time now. When I run 'M-x gnus', there
are little chances that the *Group* buffer will ever display. Instead,
after getting newsgroups by nntp and reading mail (using nnml), gnus
is blocked with the message "updating .gnus-cache" or something like
that. Emacs is running, at least taskmgr is saying it uses 90% of cpu,
but it never stops. If I hit 'C-g', and run 'M-x gnus' again,
everything is fine.

What's the problem ?

Thanks,

Fabrice Popineau