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larsi@ifi.uio.no (Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen) writes:

|> :-)  I hadn't thought about sorting groups inside topics.  It's
|> trivial to do, but it requires writing all the group sorting functions
|> anew.  Perhaps in Red Gnus.

I'm beginning to like this feature freeze less and less.  :-(

Of course, I also want all the current bugs out as well.  I found a
new one today (or...  rather finally traced it to the proper source).
For the past X revisions, when I post an article it has always hung
until I finally get so annoyed that I hit ctrl-g.  It turns out that
ctrl-c ctrl-c was trying to call sendmail.  If I put a C-u 0 in front
of it it prompts for the send method, which I can then fill in as the
default 'news.ucdavis.edu (nntp)' or whatever it is.  (strangely
enough, it was actually getting caught in
'gnus-score-followup-article).  After removing that hook, it died in
'send-mail-and-exit' looking for '^-------\n'.

Wes