Re: Missing/non-existent articles in the summary buffer

[kgreiner@xpediantsolutions.com]

Nevin Kapur <nevin@jhu.edu> writes:

> kgreiner@xpediantsolutions.com writes:
>
>> Try turning the agent off for this IMAP server. Then open the summary
>> buffer.  If the problems go away then yes, it has something to do with
>> the agent.
>
> It definitely has something to do with the agent.  Here's an excerpt
> from the agentized summary buffer:
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> O    Wed     [xxxxxxx Y. xxxxxxx    ] kazaa or kazza
> OA   Wed   2+[xxxxxx XXXXXXX       ] Interested in research
> O    Wed    `-> [-> xxxxxx XXXXXXX       ] 
> O    Wed     [Xxxxxxx Yyyyy       ] Re: Application for postdoctoral membership
> O    Wed     [Xxxxxx Yyyyyy       ] Application Acknowledgement
> OA   Wed   5+[xxxxxxxx@yyy.jhu.edu] party
> O    Wed   4`-> [-> xxxxxxxx@yyy.jhu.] 
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> And here's the same excerpt from the non-agentized summary buffer:
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
> O    Wed     [xxxxxx Y. xxxxxx    ] kazaa or kazza
> O    Wed     [-> Xxx Yyyy         ] More letters (probably last set)
> OA   Wed   2+[xxxxxx xxxxxx       ] Interested in research
> O    Wed    `-> [-> xxxxxx xxxxxx    ] 
> O    Wed     [-> ding@gnus.org    ] Re: %C in gnus-summary-line-format.
> OA   Wed   5+[xxxxxxxx@yyy.jhu.edu] party
> O    Wed   4`-> [-> xxxxxxxx@yyy.jhu.] 
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> As you can see some articles are in one and not in the other and
> vice-versa.
>
> Is there a command for the agent to regenerate its data?

You can use the gnus-agent-regenerate command to regenerate all agentized groups.

Alternatively, you can regenerate in a single group using the function
gnus-agent-regenerate-group.

M-: (gnus-agent-regenerate-group "group.name")

Kevin