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Subject: Re: Gnus thinks my INBOX has 209 articles!
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Chris Majewski <majewski@cs.ubc.ca> writes:

Please repeat the information of the subject in the body
| Gnus thinks my INBOX has 209 articles!
> It only has 5 though. WTF? I did a 
>         find ~/News -name \*INBOX\* -exec rm -rf {} \;
> but it didn't help. 

Try the following: mark all messages: M P a and then move them to the
same group: B m nnml:Inbox (or nnfolder:Inbox or ... depending on which
backend you use)

Does this help?

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