leon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I have a local nnml archive group say it has 33 articles. Then I move the > 33rd article to another group by 'B m'. So now this group has only 32 > articles. However gnus always displays it has 33 articles. More over > when I copy another article to this group, it will start from 34 instead > of 33. Any ideas?
That's a totally different problem from what the OP had. See the Gnus FAQ, e.g. http://my.gnus.org/faq/html-chunks/FAQ.html#id2526579. The only way around it is to select every article in the group and move it back to the same group so that your articles get renumbered. (Say your group has articles 101...133. You've moved article 133 away but Gnus still remembers that 133 was the last article number, so the next one is 134 and you have articles 101...134, even though 133 is missing. C-u M-RET M P b B m my.group.name will make the articles be 135...157, which is a contiguous block of 33 articles. The OP's problem was in nntp, not nnml, where the server administrator renumbered the articles 1...33, horribly confusing Gnus.) --dzm _______________________________________________ Info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
