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[leafnode-list] "last seen ... server now has ..." is the server's fault, right?

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Subject: [leafnode-list] "last seen ... server now has ..." is the server's fault, right?
From: Adam Funk <adam00f@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 1 Nov 2005 23:11:39 +0000
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X-DCL-garcia R default

When I get a syslog message like this (it usually recurs for a few hours 
then stops):

Nov  1 22:31:26 garcia fetchnews[12579]: alt.religion.kibology: last seen 
article was 61692, server now has 61415-61690

I assume it indicates an error on the server from which I'm downloading -- 
is that correct?

Thanks,
Adam
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