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Laura Conrad <lconrad@laymusic.org> writes:

> Here it is.  I notice that it's still trying to read a bogus group
> that I tried to read yesterday.  So I tried opening the message in a
> gnus in a different emacs, and it works for me there, too.  So I don't
> know whether this is a gnus bug or a gnus manifestation of an emacs
> bug.

It looks like your mailcap/MIME/whatever configuration in the original
Emacs is messed up.  Strange.