> > Hello Martin, > Hello Alain, Hey, guys :-) On Wed, Sep 08, 2004 at 05:24:07AM EDT, martin f krafft wrote: > also sprach Alain Bench <messtic@xxxxxxxxx> [2004.09.08.1030 +0200]: > [please keep CC'ing me] I'm doing whatever Mutt's doing. If the headers say to CC you, you'll get CCed. $ grep edit_headers ~/.mutt/hooksrc | head -n 1 send-hook . 'set edit_headers=no' ...so I don't have the CC header up here in my editor, and I'm too lazy to quit the editor just to check :-( > > Short: Can't work. You probably want single "windows-1252" > > here (it covers itself, and in turn Latin-1, and US-Ascii). > > You will not have UTF nor Latin-9 assuming, though. > > Well, I am glad to take your advice, but I don't see why I should > use anything with "windows" in the name... Well, you can change that too by hacking the iconv(3) in your glibc. I don't think you even need to touch any code. You can rename the windows-1252 charset to linux-1252 if you want, but I'd be ashamed to put the Linux name on something as stupid as the Windows 1252 codepage. IMHO, UTF is a much better candidate for "Linuxization" of the name ;-) > > only the first charset is used. As you /probably/ don't want UTF-8, you > > I should want UTF-8. I should force my readers to upgrade to > unicode... That's the purpose of Unicode, true. Unfortunately, many within the Unicode community itself disagree on that point. > > I don't think so, or only by accident: Here Latin-9 files are > > always wrongly seen as L1, and UTF-8 files are half time > > wrongly seen as L1 also. Highly inconsistent. May I suggest > > something as: > > I completely don't understand. In fact, this is all beyond me. > I will try to read Mascheck's page... Well, I bet you now _do_ understand why Unicode was created, eh? ;-) > [please keep CC'ing me] Uf, okay, since you're a nice guy and you asked twice, I looked in the headers and saw you weren't in the CC header, so I added you in manually (a royal pain in the posterior end, mind you - you've gotta postpone the message, copy/paste your addy from the previous message, and then resume the postponed message). Please set the MFT header next time, though, okay? I always honor it unless I'm specifically asked not to. If you have questions about how to set it with Mutt, you know where to ask them :-) - Dave -- Uncle Cosmo, why do they call this a word processor? It's simple, Skyler. You've seen what food processors do to food, right? Please visit this link (warning: not an unbiased news source): http://rotter.net/israel
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