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Sebastian Panknin <doorn@web.de> writes:

> Hello,

Hello

> I am using gnus v5.9.0 in GNU-Emacs 21.3.1 as an e-mail client.  If
> I send an e-mail, the headers became broken, so that a part of them
> ends up in the body of the mail, including the subject for example.

Is it possible a \n\n has snuck its way into your headers somewhere?

Pip