From: Kai.Grossjohann@CS.Uni-Dortmund.DE (Kai Großjohann)
   Date: Mon, 24 Apr 2000 20:39:15 +0200

Hi,

   > Hm.  This seems to be a different problem, though.

yes, when you set gnus-extract-address-components to
mail-extract-address-components from mail-extr.el it will correctly display
the sender with

From: <someone@somewhere.com>

but it can fail on some correct From headers like yours. There is probably
some bug in regexp there...

   > If the From header looks like ``From: <jrl@frob.org>'', Gnus is
   > wont to show the empty string as the author name in the Summary
   > buffer.  I'm not sure what to do about that, but maybe setting the
   > variable gnus-extract-address-components is the right way to go.

Yes, it solves my problem. I can customize it to be mail-...

   > see my full name in the Summary buffer, but now I have told Gnus to
   > display `-> recipient' in the Summary buffer, instead.

If I leave gnus-extract-address-components untouched I see your name complete,
but mail-extract-... is buggy for it.

   > Strange.  Is anybody else seeing a truncated From address for my
   > messages?

Maybe some with gnus-extract-... variable customized to mail-... :-)) But it
is NOT your fault. It is Emacs's mail-extr fault.

   > Maybe it only happens for Latin-X users with X not equal to 1?  (My
   > name has a Latin-1 character in it.)  Pavel, could you try sending a
   > message with the appropriate Latin-2 characters in your name?

OK. This message should contain it :-) If I send a test message to myself
which contains