On Thursday, 06. Dec. 2001, Baurjan Ismagulov wrote: > However, I have two problems with this approach: > > 1. I can't save the change. > If I move the message with overridden charset into another folder, it > returns to the original state. > > 2. It doesn't scale. > I'm subscribed to a list, where 99% of messages are broken like > described above, from a POP account. When I "G" fetch-mail, it's a > pain to fix each message. > > Does anyone know how to solve these, especially the second one? Can I > make mutt automatically override charset of messages matching a certain > criterion (e.g., "To: .* <group@domain\.com>")?
Hello Baurjan, you can solve this problem with procmail. In "man procmailex" ist an example for piping a message through formail to correct the charset. I think, this is the best you can do, because you can give all mails which you get, the charset you want. Hth Michael -- "Gnus gives you all the opportunity you could possibly want for shooting yourself in the foot." (Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen)
