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Re: RMAIL doesn't always recognize rmail-mime-charset-pattern
From: |
David Kuehling |
Subject: |
Re: RMAIL doesn't always recognize rmail-mime-charset-pattern |
Date: |
19 May 2002 17:24:25 +0200 |
>>>>> "Eli" == Eli Zaretskii <eliz@is.elta.co.il> writes:
> This probably means that the culprit is something related to process
> I/O, not file I/O. Do you read your pop3-fetched mail by receiving
> output of some process, or does that process create a file which you
> then direct RMAIL to read?
I use the standard pop3 mail facility of emacs; using a "po:username"
mailbox in `rmail-primary-inbox-list' (and the environment variable
MAILHOST specifying the mail server's name).
I had a closer look on how emacs pop3 mail retrieval works. It uses the
movemail program for copying the remote mailbox into a local temporary
file and then gets mail from that file as it would do with a local
inbox. So I used the movemail program for manually moving the mail.
The resulting file, mailbox-popretrieved (attached), shows a few small
differences from the orignal mailbox. There are some additional lines
and flags added to the mails.
That mail, read using C-u g mailbox-popretrieved <Ret>, now triggers the
bug, ie EUC-JP is not correctly decoded. Is this due to the minor
differences? Hopefully you can reproduce the bug (else it might already
be fixed with your version... I'm running 21.1.1).
David Kühling
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