dbmail 1.2, with latin1 encoding.
I'm using postfix to inject messages, with the command:
dbmail-smtp -d ${recipient}
I'm not familiar with the dbmail-smtp command line switches, and just used the
-d switch as suggested in the docs. Always worked great. Perhaps someone else
can compare to the -u switch.
I would also assume from the error that dbmail does not output in unicode,
hence the message from postgres.
Eelco or another developer could say for sure, I'm just a script kiddie, so
when it comes to this stuff I'm not much help.
-Micah
On Sun December 28 2003 5:23 pm, Sergey V. Spiridonov wrote:
> Micah wrote:
> > If you're referring to your last post,
>
> Yes, I was referring to my last post.
>
> > I received it, and I use dbmail.
>
> What encoding do you use for the database? I use unicode and when I try
> to insert my message with
>
> $ cat <path_to_file_in_maildir> | dbmail-smtp -u <user>
>
> the message is not inserted, and I got
>
> Dec 29 02:09:13 hurd postgres[26147]: [3] ERROR: Invalid UNICODE
> character sequence found (0xe46269)
>
> Can you please describe your configuration? Do you have an idea, what's
> wrong with my config?
>
> Thanks.
