Roland Winkler <wink...@gnu.org> writes:
> What does the command bbdb-mua-display-sender say about the mail
> addresses if you run it in a Gnus buffer displaying a message for
> which you already have a BBDB record?
It again asks to add your email address. If I say no, then it says that
you are not in the database, but that your email is in use by
you. Indeed, you are in the database, and your email is associated with
you twice.
> What do you get when running the command bbdb-search-duplicates in
> your *BBDB* buffer? Does this find the duplicates?
I get an error:
wrong type argument: char-or-string-p, creation-date
I should note, in case it matters, that I am sharing a .bbdb file
between two instances of Emacs at once. One running Gnus the other
running Org. I have to steal the file back and forth. Oddly, Gnus emacs
has not asked me to steal it back, but I did save it from within Gnus
after adding lots of names/emails today and the behavior is
unchanged. In fact, I just did save it again, searched in the Org
instance, found your new listing and tried the duplicate command again
and received the same error message.
Thanks, Aric
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