YA "wrong type argument: number-char-or-marker-p" error

YA "wrong type argument: number-char-or-marker-p" error

[Edvard Majakari]

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I get this now with _any_ messages I try to reply or follow up to. Same
happened both with Gnus 5.8.3 and Gnus 5.8.8. 

Below is just a one example of an article creating the error when trying
to follow  up, but it seems like really any article creates the same
error. After the  error message, I get the message to compose buffer, but
without quotation marks and all the original headers are in the body. Any
ideas why this happens? I'll avoid the problem by pressing always 'r' and
'f' instead of 'R' and 'F', which results in, well, no quotation at all,
which some people might consider a feature..


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From: root@faith.sooninternet.fi (root)
To: root@faith.sooninternet.fi
Subject: Debconf: Configuring Squid-cgi -- Warning: squid-cgi can be abused from a remote host.
Date: Wed,  9 May 2001 19:19:46 +0300 (EEST)
Message-ID: <20010509161946.92B73D8C3@faith.sooninternet.fi>

This note was sent to you because debconf was asked to make sure you saw it,
but debconf was running in noninteractive mode, or you have told it to not
pause and show you unimportant notes. Here is the text of the note:

This package contains a cgi-program that is installed and turned on by default. It can be abused from a remote host to connect to any other host/port with the connection originating from your webserver. Read /usr/share/doc/squid-cgi/README.cachemgr.gz for details! 

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