MIME decoding improperly
[email protected] (Nathan Coraor)
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.exmh.devel |
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I sent this to exmh-users this morning, but it appears to be a fairly low-traffic list. Also, I learned about mhstore sometime after I sent this message and tried processing the faulty message out with it. It also properly writes the attachment. --nate Forwarded message: > From nate Thu Sep 11 09:56:23 2003 > Subject: MIME decoding improperly > To: [email protected] > Date: Thu, 11 Sep 2003 09:56:23 -0400 (EDT) > X-Mailer: ELM [version 2.5 PL6] > Content-Length: 890 > > EHLO all, > > I've recently discovered a problem with exmh. One of the faculty > members I work for has found that in certain HTML attachments, all of > the "=" characters are being changed into "ÿ" characters (dec 255) when > he tries to view/save the attachment. Moreover, a PDF sent to him was > turned ENTIRELY into "ÿ" characters. > > I'm happily willing to accept that this is a misconfiguration on MY > part of exmh or exmh's underlying systems. However, I can't really > find much on how exmh handles MIME? Does it pass it off to metamail? > It appears that it doesn't (and if I save the attachment manually with > metamail, it is not corrupted). Some docs seemed to indicate that Tcl > handles MIME, whereas others indicate it's nmh? > > Is anyone familiar with this or a similar situation? I'm not sure > where to look. > > Thanks in advance, > --nate > > -------- > nathan coraor > cse it support > [email protected] > >