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romeomedina@libero.it writes:

> Now, the problem is that the desired directory is /mnt/windows, and
> gnus refuses to store mail there, maybe because of a matter of
> permissions. But the command `$ ls -l /mnt' shows that the dir
> /mnt/windows is writable by all users.  How can I work the problem
> out?

You can't write to an NTFS file system from Gnu/Linux (I don't know if
that's your setup, though).