On Wed, Feb 28, 2007 at 09:39:36PM -0500, Scott wrote: > > I should say that I could try my host family's keitai. They have DoCoMo > > and Vodafone though. But if they send messages in iso-2022 (I think they > > should.) then it should be ok to test with. > > Do that, and also try with sylpheed.
So I sent a mail to my brother and received a mail from him. I also sent a 'reply' to him to see if replies I send end up becoming iso numbers I forgot. I take a look at the emails with 'e', his emails come to me in the weird iso encoding and my emails go to him in utf8. The reply trick I thought of didn't work, all the emails I send are encoded in utf8. However, his cell phone can read utf8. It seems the problem is only with KDDI. Au akan na? (Doubt you know Kansai ben, aha, I don't know why I wrote that.) I'll try it with my mom's Vodafone and see what happens. Either way, it seems we need to add that weird encoding as a locale and set my lc type to that before I send an email, but as you said Arch only has euc jp. Thanks for your help Scott. (Off topic, I'm sure there is a way to set the threaded view to be the default view for your mailbox somehow in the .muttrc but I am too dumb to figure it out.) _______________________________________________ arch mailing list arch@archlinux.org http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
