Hello Manuel,
> Thanks for your analysis. TB! shouldn't edit the message, TB! should
> simply decode the filenames given in standard iso-8859-1.
> Nevertheless, perhaps you might add a note about your results to BT.
What is the link for that BT?
Manuel: the mail you sent out was
>> Yep, problem. Use English alphabet until fix :)
> So all TB! users, who don't write in English, should tell their customers not
> to name their documents with "special characters"? I see...
I am Hungarian, so we have special characters, also... So this error
hurts me, too. I tried to joke :))
Hello Manuel,
> Attached are three documents - all show some uninteresting content.
> The original names are:
> - À propos publicité.doc
> - grüße.doc
> - resumé.png
> So, let's see how TB! works... ;)
Ok, here is the deal and the source of the problem:
If you see the source of your sent email,
Hello Manuel,
> Attached are three documents - all show some uninteresting content.
> The original names are:
> - À propos publicité.doc
> - grüße.doc
> - resumé.png
> So, let's see how TB! works... ;)
It does not even show that it has attachments...
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Vili
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Hello Manuel,
>> Could you just send me the part of the mail source that shows the
>> first some line attachments?
> I hope this one will behave like described and show some "Part" things. ;)
> I didn't test before, but I'm quite sure, that TB! won't decode it right -
> unless the list-daemon modi
Hello Mary,
> On Thursday, August 04, 2005, 1:25 PM, you wrote:
>>> I don't know how to do that Unix mailbox thing though. Otherwise, I
>>> would not mind sharing...
>> Select the message from the message list in the main window, then
>> Tools | Export message to | UNIX mailbox and enter file na
Hello Matt,
> On Thursday, August 4, 2005 @ 8:48:40 AM [-0700], Vili wrote:
>> :))) Ok.
>> Could you just send me the part of the mail source that shows the
>> first some line attachments?
>> I saw part.att as attach ONLY, when part.att was attached to the
>> mail...
> I get them all the time but
On 8/4/05, Vili wrote:
> Could you export and send me in private the mail that has this
> part.att problem?
Not this time, Vili. I don't share personal email on principle. Think
of it as a Catholic priest sort of thing. But if I get something less
sensitive, I'll pass it on.
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jaywalker
Windows
Hello Jay,
> On 8/4/05, Manuel Breitfeld wrote:
>> I'm sorry, this was just a duplicate entry. The entry, which is currently
>> open
>> for opinions, is the following: ;)
>>
>> Filenames of attachments are not correctly decoded (RFC 2231):
>> https://www.ritlabs.com/bt/view.php?id=4197
> Yes, th
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