tags 402027 + moreinfo thanks Re: Alain Bench 2006-12-08 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > In practice, GB-based Chinese emails with traditional characters are > > tagged as "GB2312" even though technically speaking they are in > > GB18030. > > So you can correct this insufficient MIME label by aliasing it as: > > | charset-hook ^gb2312$ gb18030 > > Let's evaluate the thing. The first charset is a (nearly) perfect > subset of the second, so there should not be any drawback. In theory, 2 > chars are different. But those are an EM DASH against an HORIZONTAL BAR, > and a MIDDLE DOT against a KATAKANA MIDDLE DOT. Probably same glyph, or > not distinguishable... In practice probably not a drawback at all. > > Benefit: How many such under-labelled mails do you receive? One from > time to time, 10%, 90%, ?? > > Conclusion: I'm all for including this line to Debian's /etc/Muttrc. > What's your opinion, Dato?
Hi Ambrose, did you try the charset-hook suggested here? Does it work for you? If so I'd be inclined to include it in /etc/Muttrc. Christoph -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] | http://www.df7cb.de/
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