Yavor Doganov writes:
> Svetlana Tkachenko wrote:
>> Yavor Doganov написал(а):
>> > How do you know it is the latest version?
>>
>> The version is written in the first line in the page HTML source.
>
> Ah, right. It says v2.6.19+ while the one on the Debian list is
> v2.6.19 (without the
Svetlana Tkachenko wrote:
> Yavor Doganov написал(а):
> > How do you know it is the latest version?
>
> The version is written in the first line in the page HTML source.
Ah, right. It says v2.6.19+ while the one on the Debian list is
v2.6.19 (without the plus). So perhaps there are some local
Yavor Doganov написал(а):
> Svetlana Tkachenko wrote:
> > The page you linked was generated using the latest version of
> > https://www.mhonarc.org/ .
>
> How do you know it is the latest version?
The version is written in the first line in the page HTML source.
Svetlana Tkachenko wrote:
> The page you linked was generated using the latest version of
> https://www.mhonarc.org/ .
How do you know it is the latest version? IME, GNU servers seldom run
latest versions of anything.
> Yet, another page using the same software
>
Hi Yavor
Yavor Doganov написал(а):
> Svetlana Tkachenko wrote:
> > There is no encoding specified at this page. I think adding > charset="utf-8" /> would resolve this.
>
> Yes, I guess it's something trivial as that. But the Subject: header
> may be in a different encoding; that's perfectly
Svetlana Tkachenko wrote:
> There is no encoding specified at this page. I think adding charset="utf-8" /> would resolve this.
Yes, I guess it's something trivial as that. But the Subject: header
may be in a different encoding; that's perfectly valid. The software
that is generating the web
There is no encoding specified at this page. I think adding would resolve this. (In Firefox, View > Page encoding >
UTF-8 makes it show up correctly.)
As a separate issue, do you see these subject lines as question marks in the
moderation queue notifications in your inbox?
[ Perhaps sysad...@gnu.org is the right place to report this -- if so,
please bounce/forward the message and sorry for bothering. ]
I have a vague feeling that I've reported this before, some (many?)
years ago. A Subject: of an email message in UTF-8 encoding but
containing other than US-ASCII
