[Pc_Support] Re: Tape drive for small file server .... -- LTO (unless you have existing AIT or DLT assets)

Bryan J. Smith b.j.smith at ieee.org
Sun Jun 18 14:17:16 EDT 2006


On Sun, 2006-06-18 at 11:44 -0400, patrick wrote:
> A funny thing... all your messages, Bryan, come to me with funny
> characters in the header.  I am running Mozilla Thunderbird, in
> Kubuntu Breezy 5.10, loaded fresh today, but, was the same on another
> of my AMD Duron computers, yesterday...  

I looked at my headers -- both before and after, didn't see anything
weird.  I then looked at my character set -- UTF-8.  I guess I _could_
try sending UTF-7 instead, but I don't think it would make any
difference.

And since I save my folders to mbox format ...
  $ file Mail/PC_Support
  Mail/PC_Support: ISO-8859 English text

> So, my fonts are interpreting something with an incorrect font
> character? It only inserts one or two alternate characters, usually in
> the spaces in the Subject area on the download list in my T Bird,
> never in the actual reader area...
> Funny thing, indeed, it seems to happen with only a couple folks,
> besides you.  Both on the Leaplists, and the PC Support list.
> Can you shed some light, please?  What can I do to get my fonts to
> read right?

Could be some character set support on your end.

Could also be my Evolution settings.  I've used the same home directory
with Evolution since old version 1.4 on-ward.  I remember there was a
conversion at 2.0, but I'm now on 2.6.2.

I might try blowing away my Evolution directory at some point (2 things
work weird every since 2.2 or 2.4 IIRC) today and starting with a new
directory.  The filters and other settings are in XML files, so there's
no issue there in re-creating most of the other settings.


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Bryan J. Smith           Professional, technical annoyance
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