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Re: [hylafax-users] Problem with code page - iso-8859-2



On 2003.10.13 22:55 masa_58d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Użytkownik Lee Howard napisał:
>On 2003.10.10 11:48 masa_58d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I use email to send fax. I use iso-8859-2 code page.
>> When I write email and send it to hylafax the fax goes with wrong
>> characters. I write e-mail in Polish language and i have to write
with
>> Polish characters.
>>
>> What and where should I change to sendfax with good characters?
>
>You probably want to look at:
>
>http://bugs.hylafax.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=65
>http://bugs.hylafax.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=203
>
>Please report your finding there (or here).

Hello,

I saw at this link, and I see that this problem with faxmail is a bug
which is not finished.

So is the feature of ISO-8859-2 will be resolve ?

The "fix" that has worked for others has been to...


change
 setISO8859(mime.getCharset() != CS_USASCII);
to
 setISO8859(true);

in the faxmail source code.

However, we have not yet determined why mime.getCharset() is resulting in CS_USASCII for those people. I suspect that those people are not using "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1" in their headers or they are, but that faxmail is not coping with the line-feed inside of the Content-Type header. If you could post the entire mail message, including headers, from a message that fails to be encoded with ISO-8859-2, then it may help resolve the matter.

I saw that hylafax is writing for people who use ISO-8859-1 an
USASCII. Is this true?

faxmail defaults to USASCII and not ISO-8859-1. Anyone wanting to use ISO-8859 must have a "Content-Type: charset" header line in their message.


Lee.

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