Jan Schneider wrote:
I have this problem with Horde-3.3.2 and IMP-4.3.2:
[...]
With "English (American)" locale:
Ügyfél
With "Magyar" locale:
&ANw-gyf&AOk-l
The latter is the same displaying as with the folder's name on the
filesystem:
# ls -1 user/Maildir/
[...]
.&ANw-gyf&AOk-l/
[...]
It has to be an issue with your mail server then, because non-ascii
characters in regular folders work perfectly fine in the latest (and
any older) release.
But if it is working with one locale (English (american)), and it
doesn't with another (Magyar), how could this be a bug in my mailserver?
No idea. But changing the language also changes the system locale, and
this might have any side-effects. And of course, you have the
iconv/mbstring extensions installed, don't you?
My system is OpenBSD. I have iconv installed and mbstring configured
with php.
$ php -i |fgrep mbstring
mbstring.detect_order => no value => no value
mbstring.encoding_translation => Off => Off
mbstring.func_overload => 0 => 0
mbstring.http_input => pass => pass
mbstring.http_output => pass => pass
mbstring.internal_encoding => no value => no value
mbstring.language => neutral => neutral
mbstring.strict_detection => Off => Off
mbstring.substitute_character => no value => no value
$ php -i |fgrep iconv
Registered Stream Filters => string.rot13, string.toupper,
string.tolower, string.strip_tags, convert.*, consumed,convert.iconv.*,
zlib.*
iconv
iconv support => enabled
iconv implementation => libiconv
iconv library version => 1.11
iconv.input_encoding => ISO-8859-1 => ISO-8859-1
iconv.internal_encoding => ISO-8859-1 => ISO-8859-1
iconv.output_encoding => ISO-8859-1 => ISO-8859-1
It seems that IMP doesn't even try to convert the folder names, because
it is displayed in the "native" way, exactly the same as on the
filesystem, no?
Daniel
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