> Subject: [PHP] Re: Junk characters in e-mail
> 
> Are those supposed to be the swedish characters and you get junk instead?
> What does the header look like?  Are you trying to have the email encoded
> in
> UTF - 8?  Are you sending out the mail with mail or mb_send_mail?   Need a
> few more details.
> 


No, they're not supposed to be there at all!  The junk is added after the
last expected character.  Just like in the example I pasted in:

Thank you!
4 ^m N?*N j j yu?8=j{*?


The exclamation point is supposed to be the last character in the mail.  The
texts added to the mail are added from php variables.  Every php file is
UTF-8 encoded, and the scripts make use of mail() function.

I can send you a status page from my php and an example of the script in
question if you have the time to look into it.

Regards,
Anders Norrbring



> 
> Hi!
> First of all, I have no idea if my problem is php or Postfix related, thus
> the cross-post.
> 
> Every e-mail sent out from my server by a php script ends with a string of
> junk characters, they're not the same from different scripts and of course
> not to be found anywhere in the code.
> 
> Example:
> 
> Thank you!
> 4 ^m N?*Nj j yu?8=j{*?
> 
> 
> As of what I know, every file, including the html and php files are UTF-8
> encoded to be able to cope with Swedish characters, but the Swedish
> characters haven't been present in the e-mails I've tested with so far.
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Thanks,
> Anders Norrbring
> 
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