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Re: [hylafax-users] Charset conversion error in mail->faxmail->pdf&fax chain when using accents
Marcello Golfieri wrote:
Hi folks,
I've got a problem with pdf notifications and accents. Italian
language often uses accents such as in è é à ò ù ì. Problem is that
in case you send through the chain mail->mta->faxmail binary any fax,
using accented letters either in body and/or subject of the email that
will go constitute the coverfax, you'll get weird characters back in
attachment with your receipt, as well as on the receiving machines. I
believe this is due to bad conversion between character set. Using
"recode" I should fix the problem. I am trying to find the correct
combination between input and output character set, but I am trying in
complete blindness, taking up LOTS of time.
I was wondering whether some of you out there already fixed this
matter, and how. Or, in case you are using recode too, which
parameters you pass to the binary to have a succesful conversion.
if I insert any accented letters into the subject field I get
something like :
Subject: =?utf-8?Q?=C3=A8=C3=B2=C3=A0__prova?=
both on the fax machine and in the notification pdf.
In case I use accented letters into the body section, I get:
=C3=B2=C3=A0=C3=A8 prova
That would save me MANY hours of testing....
But in case nobody knows a ready solution, I'll undergo this effort
and post the solution once I'll find it. Hope not!
This problem has come up many times with non-english-speaking users.
Faxmail doesn't know how to deal with RFC2047-encoded Subject lines...
and I'm almost certain that it doesn't take the appropriate character
set into account when converting the message body into Postscript.
These are things that will need to have coding work done in faxmail to fix.
Thanks,
Lee.
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