sup talk - Oct 2009 - Sup finds ghost messages

sup-sync --all (using xapian) from a new source occasionally says 1-2
messages already were in the index, even if they most certainly
weren''t.  I noticed this when I added sup-talk archives to my index.
I''m 100% sure I did not have any sup-talk mails from somewhere
2007-2008 in any of my other sources.  Still sup-sync said it did not
add a couple of messages which supposedly already were in the index.

ps.  Happily on sup now. \o/ All mails in, 1G index.  Xapian is
     blazing fast...

pps. Why bugs to this list?  Why not use a tracker?  (besides that sup
     is awesome tracker too ;)
-- 
Tero Tilus ## 050 3635 235 ## http://tero.tilus.net/

Reformatted excerpts from Tero Tilus''s message of
2009-10-14:
> sup-sync --all (using xapian) from a new source occasionally says 1-2
> messages already were in the index, even if they most certainly
> weren''t.  I noticed this when I added sup-talk archives to my
index.
Can you run with -v and grep to make sure those message ids don''t
actually appear more than once in the mbox file? If they don''t, can you
isolate a particular one and use devel/console.sh to find out where Sup
thinks the previous occurence is?
> pps. Why bugs to this list?  Why not use a tracker?  (besides that sup
>      is awesome tracker too ;)
If there''s a good one out there I''d like to hear about it. We
used ditz
for a while because I hate clicking the mouse, but eventually it became
too much effort.
-- 
William <wmorgan-sup at masanjin.net>