From: virtanen (hvirtane@cc.jyu.fi)
Date: Tue Mar 06 2001 - 02:20:20 CST
On Fri, 2 Mar 2001, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> We need to see the headers of a mail that ends up looking weird in your
> hypermail archive. For what we know, it could just as well be his mail
> program that misbehaves.
>
> Please include at least the Subject: line from the original problematic mail.
> Include it raw, including all the MIME-gibberish and everything.
>
> Again; we need input and config details enough to repeat the problem in order
> to debug it.
Here is a test-message, which was sent to me by my friend to my e-mail
account in a unix-machine. Here in the subject-line is a (commented) line
of scandinavian letters.
The message subject line should be:
'Re: Tämä on ääkköstesti'
In my opinion the problem is with the character settings of his e-mail
program.
But I'm not sure, because it is possible (?) that the hypermail
www-page might as well give a wrong instruction to his e-mail program,
what to do with the subject-line.
The message was generated that way that my friend first sent a message to
hypermail with a subject line:
'Tämä on ääkköstesti'
This went trought without any problems. But when he commented it the
problem appeared.
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