[=] In mlist.ack.yarn, I wrote the following:
#
# It appears to me like it expired all of the articles, and this error
# occured when it went to display the final tally. I haven't found any
# read articles which haven't been expired. But, on my next import, it
# took a VERY long time.... I'm still checking into that situation,
# however.
Alright, so what really happened is that expire updated all of the
overview files, but did not expire any articles from the newsbase.
However, the next time I ran expirex -o, its new cleanup feature did
its job and expired all of those orphaned articles. This is a good
thing.
But I hope Chin figures out why it terminated in the first place...
-- Michael Jones (mtj@iglou.com, aham@pulsar.cs.wku.edu) "Enlightenment is the dissipation of superstitions." --Anatol Rapoport