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| From | alexyu <alexyu@postpro.net> |
|---|---|
| Newsgroups | alt.comp.software.seamonkey |
| Subject | Re: Remove Duplicates from Seamonkey |
| Date | 2021-05-03 16:42 -0300 |
| Organization | A noiseless patient Spider |
| Message-ID | <9d440e00-7e98-931e-9e16-bcd96a51ce13@postpro.net> (permalink) |
| References | <s6hd5p$1bqo$1@neodome.net> <%fXiI.29413$N%1.21420@fx28.iad> <s6hlq8$itr$1@gioia.aioe.org> <s6ovit$2c6p$1@neodome.net> |
Robert Steinmetz wrote, on 03 May 21 10:58: > Andrew wrote: >> >> Aren't duplicate entries a sign of corruption in the files? >> >> I had that problem in Thunderbird when downloading (copying) the >> entire content of two of the "old" Mozilla Newsgroups to local folders. >> The corruption was in the Local Folders subdirectory of the profile, I >> never found exactly where, I simply made another local copy of that >> Newsgroup and - when it turned out to be ok - deleted the first copy. >> >> That won't help you much though, if it *is* corruption then you need >> to know how to fix it. My instincts would be to delete the relevant >> .msf file but I have a test machine where I can copy the profile and >> perform tests like that. > > It sometimes happens when a folder loses track of the last message > downloaded and downloads messages from the server again, or when a > folder is "repaired" and messages are "undeleted" when the indexes are > rebuilt. If the undeleted messages are then filed in an archive folder > there will be two copies of the message. It's fairly rare, but happens > often enough that deleting duplicates is useful. There's also cases when the sender sends the same message twice (usually inadvertently); some email programs offer to delete these duplicates automatically but, if not, then you have to do it yourself. -- Best, s) alexyu
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