V Pá, 30. 01. 2004 v 11:07, Lars Bungum píše: > I'm on a Norwegian mailing list where a lot of mail is sent with another > charset than what it says in the header (this affects our special > characters æøåÆÅØ, and is therefore a nuisance). The header says > charset=iso-8859-1, but the email is usually not displayed correctly > until I choose utf-8 manually.
Happening to me sometimes (with Czech characters). I'm using Evo 1.4.5 and connecting to corporate IMAP account. Problem is that e-mails are OK at server side, it gets a bit messed after it arrives to my ~/evolution/mail/imap/<account>/folders/INBOX folder. There are files for IMAP messages, working as cache (AFAIK). From reason not known to me some of them are divided into two parts (I have a file called 2814. for one message and then two files - 2834.HEADER and 2834.1 - for another message). Charset is OK in .HEADER file and the .1 file definitely uses it. Problem is that the .1 file gets converted into UTF-8 during display phase and there we have mismatch (charset=xxx in header, UTF-8 in message body). > Some of this mail is sent by Outlook. Now I don't think just letting > people know about this will help (they probably don't know what's > wrong). Therefore I ask if there is some general cause of wrong charset > headers, or usual way to fix this problem, or does one have to upgrade? I did as well and found out it was not mistake at their side. Try to check e-mails on your mail server (if you can do so), maybe they're OK... I have not found solution to problem above, if there's someone with a clue, let us know :-) Thanks -- Ludek _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
