* Patrick Shanahan <p...@opensuse.org> [2016-06-16 00:25]: > * Peter P. <peterpar...@fastmail.com> [06-15-16 16:32]: > > * Marcelo Laia <marcelol...@gmail.com> [2016-06-15 21:00]: > > > Em 15 de jun de 2016 15:41, "Peter P." <peterpar...@fastmail.com> > > > escreveu: > > > > > > > > I found out that the way lbdb collects the addresses from mails I send > > > > from mutt via lbdb-fetchaddr will create an iso-8859-15 file unless > > > > specified differently using the (-c) flag. > > > > Please excuse the noise, and thanks. > > > > Peter > > > > > > Hi, > > > > > > Have you solved the problem? > > > > > > Please, coul you share the solution? > > Well I add the -c flag to lbdb-fetchaddr. > > > > When I send mail from mutt I do it as follows: > > > > In .muttrc I have > > set sendmail="~/.mutt/mysendmail.sh" > > > > and that script holds the line > > #!/bin/bash > > tee >(lbdb-fetchaddr -a -c utf8 -x "to:cc")|/home/peter/bin/msmtpq -a > > account $@ > > > > which lets lbdb save all to: or cc: addresses to its database in utf8 > > encoding, which is the default locale on my system. > > > there is also /usr/bin/lbdb-fetchaddr which contains the line: > > additional_param="" > > where it can be added. Nice!
Having written a database of addresses in the wrong encoding over the last 5 years, I feel lbdb-fetchaddr could take a look at the system's locale by itself, or post an error message if system locale and database file have different encodings, but that is only wishful thinking. cheers, Peter
