(*** This bug was imported into bugs.kde.org ***) Package: knode Version: 0.7.1 (using KDE 3.0.0 ) Severity: normal Installed from: SuSE RPMs Compiler: Not Specified OS: Linux OS/Compiler notes: Not Specified When I send an answer to a posting the sent charset is us-ascii. But I have configured my knode to iso-8859-15. This bug does not come always. Sometimes the sendet charset is correct. The sendet charset is always correct when I post the first posting of a new thread. I hope You understand what I mean. I'm german and my english is very bad. (Submitted via bugs.kde.org)
> When I send an answer to a posting the sent charset is us-ascii. But I > have configured my knode to iso-8859-15. This bug does not come always. > Sometimes the sendet charset is correct. The sendet charset is always > correct when I post the first posting of a new thread. > > I hope You understand what I mean. I'm german and my english is very > bad. More info: See also thread "Knode und Zeichensatz" in de.comm.software.newsreader: Message-ID: <abml5n$sto$05$1@news.t-online.com> Greetings Reto
As already said in the news thread, its the desired behaviour of KNode to use us-ascii if your articles don't contain any special charcters, even if your default charset ist iso-8859-15. I see that one of Herbert H
Subject: Re: wrong charset in sended postings On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 01:22:21AM -0000, Christian Gebauer wrote: > Status|NEW |UNCONFIRMED > Summary|wrong charset in sendet |wrong charset in sended > |postings |postings [...] > ------- Additional Comments From gebauer@kde.org 2002-11-06 02:22 ------- > As already said in the news thread, its the desired behaviour of KNode to use > us-ascii if your articles don't contain any special charcters, even if your > default charset ist iso-8859-15. Hello, Sure, it should even send these articles without any MIME-Headers and save some bandwith. > I see that one of Herbert H
fixed in CVS
The bug is still there on KNode/0.10.4, KDE 3.5.5: <5872298.213DNC1iMv@burcheri.albasani.net> I tried all charsets and sent a message with special characters. But the result is always us-ascii, 7Bit.
I have to admit, this problem is only on PPC. I can't reproduce on x86.