Re: [hylafax-users] ISO-8859-2 encoding for textfmt (sendfax)

[Darkalia <darkalia@xxxxxxx>]

Alexandre Aractingi a écrit :

> Le jeudi 28 octobre 2004 à 09:55 -0700, Lee Howard a écrit :
>  
>
> > Hrmmmm... maybe there really is a problem within sendfax, then.  You 
> > may want to try the patch to see.
> >    
>
> I will.
> I just wanted you to know a little further about my problem:
> - I use a faxcover template with TGIF-generated postscript including
> accentuated chars. They were converted to their decimal iso code (for
> example "é" would be "\351") and they appear just fine on my faxes.
> - The characters that are distorted in the process are the one I give as
> parameters to sendfax
> - If I try to give an escape code to sendfax (i.e. "\351"), it escapes
> it again in the ps output, (i.e. "\\351"), thus resulting in printing
> the "\\351" sequence on my fax
>
> So I guess somehow sendfax knows how to send nationalized-chars, but it
> must have them iso-formatted.
>
> Now regarding the patch, it is against 4.1.3, shall I downgrade to this
> specific version to apply it?
> Again, thanks for your time and your help,
>
>  
For info, I tried the manipulation on faxmail.c++ in source.
I compiled it and the body of my mail has accents but not headers (like 
subjects) and for some reason, my compiled faxmail refuses to apply my 
MIMEConverters scripts, so I turned back to the old one...
In one week, I will search for this thing in source. If anybody have 
info, I take it.

It seems that the setTagItem() has a problem with MIMEConverters tag in 
hyla.conf file.

--
Benjamin Allot


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