Renato,
> I'm using amavisd-new 2.5.2 quarantining messages on postgresql, users
> can manage their own quarantine using a web application developed
> here.
>
> We are having problems with charset. Postgres database is using Latin1
> encoding and machine is set (LANG) to ISO8859-1.
>
> Is there a way to tell to amavisd-new to use this encoding? Or a way
> to fix this problem.
Which fields do you have in mind?
The quarantine.mail_text field is of type bytea, which is just a
sequence of bytes with no associated character set. A mail message
prior to MIME decoding has no associated character set (but MIME parts
and encoded header content do have a character set, and there may be
several different character sets in use simultaneously in a single
message).
Most of the other fields are plain 7-bit ASCII. The only exceptions
are subject and from_addr in table msgs. The safe_encode('utf8',...) call
near line 16306 in amavisd (2.5.2) encodes a Unicode string into UTF-8,
after it has first been decoded according to character set(s)
specified in a header field.
You could replace safe_encode('utf8',...) with safe_encode('iso-8859-1',...)
which may do what you are asking for. Note there will be '?'-marks
for characters which can not be encoded into Latin-1.
Mark
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