I have recently upgraded to RedHat Linux 7.1 (for Intel) and am experiencing weird behavior in nmh (1.0.4) on my machine. I use exmh as my user agent most of the time, but sometimes use mh shell commands. Whenever I go to a folder lately, I am discovering that there are a few messages missing from the scan. Yes, missing -- ls shows that the files are there, and I can access them any way at all *except* with nmh, which simply acts as if they don't exist. Worse, if I do a 'folder -pack' on the folder, nmh again acts as if the messages don't exist, so they get deleted. After that, if I do 'folder -list' it tells me that there are, for example, 599 messages numbered 1-601, meaning that there are now two other messages that are being ignored, so another 'folder -pack' will delete more messages, and so on. Sometimes I can get the messages noticed by nmh by using cat and piping it through rcvstore, though it's unpredictable -- sometimes this will result in the newly-created message being visible in scan, and sometimes the old one will now show up, and sometimes this has no effect. What's weirder, I use nmh on two different accounts on my machine, and only one of them has developed this problem. Luckily it's not the account I use for work! But I can't figure out why all nmh commands simply don't see certain messages! -- Take care, Tom Lee ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
