Odd Syslog message

Tom Hughes tom at compton.nu
Thu Sep 23 00:09:05 BST 1999


In message <385f964549.rav21 at gromit.mk-net.demon.co.uk>
          Richard van der Hoff <rav21 at cam.ac.uk> wrote:

> Can anybody tell me what this message, which has been appearing in
> RemoteNB's SysLog log every five minutes since mid-July, means?  I guess
> it's something to do with my folders and NewsRCs getting out of step, but
> it would be handy to have some more detail.
>
> 22 Sep 15:50:16 100 NO untagged response: Message 59 UID 1 less than 240

To be honest I don't know as I've never seen that message from
the UW imapd before.

I suspect that the UIDs on one of your folders have been reset
though even assuming that I'm not quite sure what the message is
trying to say...

<fx:looks at UW imapd source>

OK, what I think has happened is that one of your folders has
somehow become corrupted.

Each message has an X-UID header which is added by the server and
gives the UID of the message. That error seems to be given when the
server finds a message with a UID which is lower than the previous
message's UID number.

Tom

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