Hi All, Today I've been working with Milan Chra from Redhat/Evolution on one of our oldest issue: the ability to display subject and email body properly in Linux console or 3rd party applications in foreign languages. Typically languages different from English where accents or special alphabets are used such as Cyrillic, Mandarin, Japanese, Indian, French, Swedish and so on.
This topic has also been discussed on OpenChange trac: http://trac.openchange.org/ticket/183 We also came up with a solution but which were never implemented so far: move the dcerpc_init call to functions where we actually make use of the dcerpc layer and use the user's charset as specified in mapiprofile. Using this method, we should also fix "Illegal Sequence of Bytes" as described in http://trac.openchange.org/ticket/123 We'll next probably have to implement some convenient functions that would let us customize the encoding on purpose, for example when the body charset is different from the user's one. However I think the overall logic makes sense. I'll be working on a preliminary patch tonight and post more details about the implementation when it's ready. Cheers, Julien. --- Julien Kerihuel [email protected] OpenChange Project Manager GPG Fingerprint: 0B55 783D A781 6329 108A B609 7EF6 FE11 A35F 1F79
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