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and subject line Re: Bug#541422: mutt: wrong charset when editing message with 
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regarding mutt: wrong charset when editing message with headers
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Package: mutt
Version: 1.5.20-2

When I compose a message to myself in vim, mutt nicely detects from
the locale that it is UTF-8 and transcodes to ascii or iso-8859-1 as
appropriate. (To reproduce: run mutt, m, jrn, Test, a étale <esc> ZZ,
q, y. $HOME/postponed is correctly transcoded to latin1.)

But when I edit a message including headers, mutt skips the
transcoding step. (To reproduce, with the postponed message from
before: run mutt, m, y, ZZ, E, :%s/Test/Testing/ <ret> ZZ, q, y.
$HOME/postponed is UTF-8, but the message header says it should be
iso-8559-1.)

Please let me know if there is any more I can do to help test this.

Thanks,
Jonathan

$ test -e $HOME/.muttrc || echo no muttrc present
no muttrc present
$ echo $LANG
en_US.UTF-8
$ echo ${LC_ALL-unset}
unset
$ dpkg -l vim mutt | tail -2
ii  mutt            1.5.20-2        text-based mailreader supporting
MIME, GPG, PG
ii  vim             2:7.2.245-2     Vi IMproved - enhanced vi editor



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On Sun, Sep 06, 2009 at 09:18:53PM -0500, Jonathan Nieder wrote:
> > tag 541422 +confirmed upstream
> 
> Unfortunately, I am no longer able to reproduce it myself :(. Were you able 
> to?

Sorry I haven't checked :|

> I fear I must have confused myself somehow, since after screwing up
> the encoding in a few messages I sent with this version of mutt, I do
> not see what in mutt???s or my own behavior could have been fixed.

Don't worry, I will close this bug now, if you have any other problem don't
hesitate to open another bug :-)

Cheers
Antonio


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