John Hansen wrote:
I _am_ using postgresql....
Db is created with unicode as default encoding.
You should use latin1(). Dbmail does not care
about encodings. It stores emails as it is. If it will get utf-8
it will try to save utf-8, if it will get cp1251, it will try to
save as cp1251. This is of course big disadvantage of Dbmail.
In utf-8 not all possible byte combinations are allowed, that is
why you get errors when you try to insert other encodings.
Try latin1, it works for me.
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Best regards, Sergey Spiridonov
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Best regards, Sergey Spiridonov
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