Hallo,

I just installed licq 1.3.2/SSL on my Kubuntu Edgy for some testing.
The system runs completely with UTF-8 and german localisation. I
logged in with my ICQ-testaccount and wrote a message to my main ICQ
account running on a ISO-8859-15 system with micq 0.5.2 (
http://www.pack-eis.de/index.php?p=micq ). Without any modifications
licq sends in UTF-8 and micq doesn't recognize it although it's
capable of UTF-8. I can micq let me show some infos about the 'other'
client and for this licq version it shows:

mICQ> s dampy
 *  8S& ######### RealDampy (verbunden) [ICQ 2001 (?)] 2007-03-17
10:31:45
+       ######### dampy     (verbunden) [ICQ 2001 (?)] 2007-03-17
10:31:45
    IP:             ###.##.##.## / 192.168.2.180:34364
    TCP-Version: 8    Benutzer-zu-Benutzer (4)    Direktverbindungs-
Kennung: 63e56dbc
    SBL ids: 22510, 0: 8781/22510/1, 2: 5994/0/1
    Gruppe: Family
    Fähigkeiten: CAP_ISICQ, CAP_SRVRELAY

Since I know, that licq is sending in UTF-8, I can tell micq and from
then everything works fine, but that is not the problem. I think it's
a problem of licq, which doesn't send CAP_UTF8. Other clients do and I
don't have to tell micq or licq, who uses which encoding, they simply
understand each other. For example recent Miranda:

mICQ> s *****
    8S^ ######### ***** (nicht stören) [Miranda 0.3.7.6] 2007-03-17
08:59:51
+       ######### *****     (nicht stören) [Miranda 0.3.7.6]
2007-03-17 08:59:51
    IP:             ##.##.###.## / 192.168.2.2:1030
    TCP-Version: 8    Benutzer-zu-Benutzer (4)    Direktverbindungs-
Kennung: 27c3a8d0
    SBL ids: 20990, 0: 16736/20990/1
    Gruppe: WebUni
    Fähigkeiten: CAP_ISICQ, CAP_SRVRELAY, CAP_AVATAOR, CAP_UTF8

Am I right and this is a problem of licq which doesn't send CAP_UTF8
or should I ask on micq mailing list?

Greets
Alex

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