Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> Its not that Hypermail isn't aware of that the mail came with a different
> charset, it is just that it ignores that fact! :-)
Don't the MIME RFCs describe some behavior like noting that the message has an unknown character set?
Seems like putting an announcement about the character set at the top of the (displayed) file, and then refusing to decode quoted-printable might be the way to go.
I haven't looked at what charset and q-p decoding required, but some
reasonable information about extending it, for users who regularly use
something other than what hypermail knows about, seems like it would be
nice.
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Received on Fri 16 Oct 1998 04:36:16 AM GMT
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