Primary key duplicated: NUMBER OF INDEX' TUPLES (21539) IS NOT THE SAME AS HEAP (18607)'

Hi all,
I'm getting the "duplication primary key" error
since 2 months ( happen 4 times ), the table affected
is always the same, no power down, no db shutdown, no
strange situation.
This is the scenario:

All morning at 7:10 AM these commands are scheduled:

/usr/bin/vacuumdb -v -f --table=jobs ${DATABASE}
/usr/bin/vacuumdb -v -f --table=programs ${DATABASE}
/usr/bin/psql -t -c "reindex table jobs" ${DATABASE} 2>&1

/usr/bin/psql -t -c "reindex table ua_user_data_exp" ${DATABASE} 2>&1
/usr/bin/psql -t -c "reindex table user_traffic" ${DATABASE} 2>&1
/usr/bin/psql -t -c "reindex table user_logs" ${DATABASE} 2>&1
/usr/bin/psql -t -c "reindex table current_connection" ${DATABASE} 2>&1
/usr/bin/vacuumdb -v -f --table=last_connection ${DATABASE}
/usr/bin/vacuumdb -v -f --table=user_traffic ${DATABASE}
/usr/bin/vacuumdb -v -f --table=transaction_history ${DATABASE}
/usr/bin/vacuumdb -v -f --table=user_logs ${DATABASE}
/usr/bin/vacuumdb -v -f --table=current_connection ${DATABASE}

all these commands are completed in 27 minutes.
Inside the email that I receive all morning I found these row:

WARNING:  Index idx_user_user_traffic: NUMBER OF INDEX' TUPLES (21539) IS
NOT
 THE SAME AS HEAP' (18607). Recreate the index.
INFO:  Index idx_sdr_contract_user_traffic: Pages 66; Tuples 18617: Deleted
 2532. CPU 0.00s/0.03u sec elapsed 0.02 sec.
WARNING:  Index idx_sdr_contract_user_traffic: NUMBER OF INDEX' TUPLES
 (21539) IS NOT THE SAME AS HEAP' (18607). Recreate the index.
INFO:  Index user_traffic_pkey: Pages 64; Tuples 18617: Deleted 2532.
CPU 0.00s/0.02u sec elapsed 0.02 sec.
WARNING:  Index user_traffic_pkey: NUMBER OF INDEX' TUPLES (21539) IS NOT
THE
 SAME AS HEAP' (18607). Recreate the index.


We manage a service 24/24 7/7 and is very annoing
shutdown the DB, adjust manualy the
dump, re-init the db, recreate a new one, fill it again....

What can I do in order to avoid this and reindex the table user_traffic?

Postgres version: 7.3.2 on a Linux Box


:-(


Gaetano