Re: Subject charset issue (was: merging/linking tagged messages
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- Subject: Re: Subject charset issue (was: merging/linking tagged messages
- From: Kyle Wheeler <kyle-mutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Aug 2007 07:08:32 -0600
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On Wednesday, August 29 at 05:44 AM, quoth Cristóbal M. Palmer:
> It'd be awesome if somebody on this list could point out where I'm
> erring.
Hmm... Presumably, that's set in your muttrc via 'set realname="..."',
right? My first guess would be that you need to tell mutt what charset
you've encoded the muttrc file in (it assumes ascii unless you set
config_charset to something). You'll need to set the config_charset
before mutt reads any non-ascii characters (i.e. before you set
realname).
> FWIW if I mail myself something to my gmail account, the ó in the
> subject shows up fine.
The subject? You mean your *From* header, right?
My guess is that gmail is better at guessing malformed headers.
Guessing malformed headers is an *artform*, and mutt isn't the best
guesser in the world.
~Kyle
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