Re: Gnus v5.10.6 not working on GNU Emacs 21.3.1

[Fabrice Niessen <fni@missioncriticalit.com>]

... Still have one error: `No such function: nntp-request-create-group'

    Sending via mail...
    (...)
    221 closing connection - goodbye!
    Opening nnfolder server on archive...done
    Mark set
    Wrote d:/users/fni/home/Mail/archive/mail/MyFirstName
    while: No such function: nntp-request-create-group
    Opening nnfolder server...done
    (...)
    Saving file d:/users/fni/Mail/mail/MyFirstName MyLastName...

It happens when I write a message, and want to save it in the folder
`mail.MyFirstName MyLastName' (space in the folder name), with the

    ;; "Gcc:"-chooser, from Christoph Conrad
    (defvar header-gcc-history nil)
    (defun my-choose-gcc()
      (interactive)
      (let* (;; if this "group" is choosen the default "Gcc" remains
             (default "nnfolder:")
             ;; if this "group" is choosen the default "Gcc" is deleted
             (delete (concat default "Q"))
             ;; else the choosen group is inserted as "Gcc:"
             (groups (append gnus-newsrc-alist (list (list default 'dummy)
                                                     (list delete  'dummy))))
             (group (completing-read "Gcc: "
                                     groups
                                     nil t default 'header-gcc-history))
             (completion-ignore-case t))
        ;; input?
        (if (not (equal default group))
            (progn
              (message-remove-header "Gcc" t)
              (if (not (equal delete group))
                  (message-add-header (concat "Gcc: " group)))))))

    (add-hook 'message-send-hook 'my-choose-gcc)

    ;;}}}

This worked before, with Gnus v5.9.0 (and I don't /think/ having imported
other side-effects since then). Any idea on how to resolve this?

Best regards,
  Fabrice Niessen

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