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authorbwarsaw2002-05-04 18:30:16 +0000
committerbwarsaw2002-05-04 18:30:16 +0000
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Integrating a patch from Martin v. Loewis related to i18n; quoting:
With this, you should be able to observe the following effects: - when reading the mailbox in current mailman, the index will be windows-1257; there will be lots of garbage MIME text - when applying my patch, the utf-8 and iso-8859-1 parts of it will become readable. Japanese and Korean text (in the name of two message authors) will remain obscure. - when making available the Japanese MIME charset names, the Japanese name will become readable (to those which can read Japanese, that is) - when adding the Korean codecs, the Korean name will also become readable - in all cases, the subject encoded x-mvl will remain MIME garbage.
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