Kevin Fenzi wrote: > It uses mutt... > > https://pagure.io/pungi-fedora/blob/main/f/nightly.sh#_230
Mutt gets the input character encoding from the locale, as every program should. And the problem is found on line 4 of nightly.sh: export LC_ALL=C That means, among other things, "There's nothing but ASCII in our locale.", which confirms my first guess. Is that there to work around some other bug in some program the script invokes, or is it just cargo-culting? My second guess was slightly off. It's Mutt that resorts to "unknown-8bit" when non-ASCII input appears in the "C" locale. The solution is to stop lying to Mutt about the locale. The locale should be "en_US.UTF-8" – or possibly "C.UTF-8" if it's necessary to work around some bug involving alphabetical sorting or typographical quotes or something. While we're at it, do you also know what program sends the EPEL updates-testing reports? Björn Persson
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