[pmmail-list] Script for inline-"iso-ing" of umlauts in attachment names
Axel Hagedorn
pmmail-list@blueprintsoftwareworks.com
Mon, 21 Oct 2002 11:09:40 +0200 (CES)
Hello.
Is there anybody, who made a little script that changes the name of an
attachment that contains a german umlaut (or other country-specific
letters) to inline-iso before the mail gets sent.
An example: This is how PMMail/2 attaches a file called "überweisung.jpg":
Content-Type: image/jpeg; name="überweisung.jpg"
If this is done on an OS/2 machine and sent to a windows machine - the
target does not display the umlaut right (of course - its coded with CP850
and windows expects CP1004).
BTW: The same problem applies to mails with PMMail sent from Windows to
OS/2 - just vice versa.
This problem could be solved if the name of the attachment would be
encoded in iso-8859-1 - inline - like it's done with umlauts in the
subject.
If the content-type line would read like that - everything would be fine:
Content-Type: image/jpeg; name="=?iso-8859-1?q?=FCberweisung.jpg?="
If noone made a script yet - what about fixing it in the program
blueprint? (Maybe there is even a chance of getting this fix for the
fading OS/2 version, cause it appears in both Win and OS/2?)
Regards
Axel
--
"If Microsoft is ever going to produce something that does not suck,
it is very likely a vacuum cleaner."
Axel Hagedorn - axel.hagedorn@gmx.de @epost.de @web.de - Darmstadt
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