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Jeff Murphy <jcmurphy@smurfland.cit.buffalo.EDU> writes:

> gnus-uu-post-length by default is 990, i added this in my .gnus.el file,
> but it still split a message into multiple parts when the attachment caused
> it to exceed 1000 lines.

Are you really using the gnus-uu posting functions and not the tm
posting methods?

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