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On Friday, February 27 at 02:07 AM, quoth Carlos Pita:
> Yeah, you're right, they're poorly reencoding at some point. Why
> would they do that?
Mmmm probably because they store the message in a database, rather
than a text file.
> Does IMAP impose
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From: "Livra Encuestas"
Subject: ?Opin? sobre Bebidas Alcoh?licas y gan? una TV LCD o una Notebook!
Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2009 12:37:05 -0600
To: carlosjosep...@gmail.com
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Yeah, you're right, th
Hi Kyle,
> You're not *forcing* the charset, you're *guessing* the charset.
> There's a semantic difference (of course, we computer folk love to
I didn't mean I was forcing the charset to be one that it wasn't, of
course, but telling mutt to interpret the binary data as having one or
another en
> This is probably a gmail bug:
> http://dev.mutt.org/trac/ticket/2997
I knew about that bug, I've even experienced it, but I can't find the
relation with the problem I'm describing now. The headers in question
are correctly utf-8 or latin-1 encoded, there is no trace of rfc 2047
encoding, be it
On Thursday, 26 February 2009 at 20:07, Carlos Pita wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm noticing different encoding behavior for headers displayed at the
> index view and those at the pager view for the same email. For example,
> at the index view I can see subjects like: "?Opin? sobre Bebidas
> Alcoh?licas y ga
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On Thursday, February 26 at 08:07 PM, quoth Carlos Pita:
> I'm noticing different encoding behavior for headers displayed at
> the index view and those at the pager view for the same email. For
> example, at the index view I can see subjects like: "?
Hi,
I'm noticing different encoding behavior for headers displayed at the
index view and those at the pager view for the same email. For example,
at the index view I can see subjects like: "?Opin? sobre Bebidas
Alcoh?licas y gan? una TV LCD o una Notebook!", while the right chars
show instead of ?
