Dianne Skoll via RT dixit:
>I don't understand that either. Maybe it was also an older version of
>Perl? Perl's UTF-8 handling underwent extensive changes a few years ago.
Yes, that was on Debian wheezy. I reported this as bug in Debian
against wheezy (which is still supported-ish) first, then as a
separate bug against sid because I tried to see if it was still
reproducible, and got a different result.
Let me dig out version numbers…
Original system:
otrs2 3.3.18-1~deb7u1
perl 5.14.2-21+deb7u5
libmime-tools-perl 5.503-1
New system:
perl 5.26.0-8
libmime-tools-perl 5.508-1
In addition to that, OTRS would have the original subject in
a Perl string already, whereas I tried¹ to draft a testcase
until I succeeded reproducing the original bug.
① tried, because I don’t really know Perl — I just can program
bye,
//mirabilos
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