> > While sending mails with attachments, Evolution makes the names of the > attachments unreadible if they have non-unicode characters, such as ü, > ö, ğ, ş, ı... While sending and recieving the message body is OK and > when a non-unicode named attachment is received, again no problem. >
If they are non-unicode, then there will be no hints as to what character set the file names are actually in - and I suspect (although I don't know and haven't looked) that the MIME standard will say that the filenames have to be in 7-bit ascii. What would you *want* Evo to do? It can't really guess what charset the names are (well it could, it's almost certainly a windows charset :-)) - I suppose it could use the same charset as the body of the attachment, but if it is non-readable content (like a document or image) then there is no charset. I suppose you could try altering the Evo charset (view -> character encoding), but I doubt if it will change the rendering of the attachment file names. What happens when you save or view the file? Unless you rename it, then I suspect as well that it will be unusable on your Ubuntu system. P. _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
