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Date: Wed, 04 Jun 1997 16:26:20 +0200
From: Stefano Brozzi <brozzis AT mag00 DOT cedi DOT unipr DOT it>
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Subject: emacs:rmail/gnus problem
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I'm on the way to solve the problem of reading mail at home.
I've installed GNU Emacs and I'm reading mail through GNUS.
I'm attempting to write a LOCAL score file. When I've finish to 
write it down, I press C-c C-c to save, but it refuses to save
the file with the message:
Opening output file: no such file or directory (ENOENT),
e:/djgpp/gnu/emacs/News/nndoc+brozzis:brozzis.SCORE

The file name isn't perhaps accepted by the operative system ?
I'm running DJGPP under WIN95 with LFN=y.
 
BTW: rmail doesn't work as I expected.
If I load a message and then M-x rmail-mode, it writes

Counting messages...
Counting messages...done
Expunging deleted messages...
Expunging deleted messages...done

but nothing happens (no folding), no warning message...

If I run RMAIL, I cannot load an existing folder.
I downloades sources for obtaining movemail.exe 
(it was a try, no warning message about that!), nothing
changed. I but a /bin/sh in 2 different partitions... the same
absence of any error.

I used RMAIL under XEmacs for a while, for this reason I think
it's a problem of the dos port or my [mis-]configuration.

.el files hasn't many documentations in it.
Has anyone a solution ?

	TIA
	Stefano