On December 26, 2004 at 13:04, Jeff Breidenbach wrote:
> Unfortunately, while MHonArc is fine at dealing with UTF-8 messages,
> it will choke on a UTF-8 configuration file. So the Serbian
Yes and no, depending on where multi-byte encoding occurs. But in
general, it is wise to avoid multi-byte se
First, Serbian has been added to the list of supported languages
thanks to Filip. The FAQ entry will update sometime over the next few
days. Second, I marked a couple hundred lists for language
localization. I wish list language could be automatically detected,
but that seems technically challeng
Hi Jeff!
> Unfortunately, while MHonArc is fine at dealing with UTF-8 messages,
> it will choke on a UTF-8 configuration file. So the Serbian
> localization will need to be converted to ISO 10646 numerical
> character references. I don't personally know how to do a
> UTF-8 -> ISO 10646 conversion,
Hi Brcha,
Thank you for the Serbian localization. As you guessed, sed is a key
part of the process. For example, we will generate a Serbian localized
configuration file for MHonArc using sed. MHonArc is the tool that
does the email -> webpage conversion.
Unfortunately, while MHonArc is fine at d
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> but so far nobody has written a
> Hebrew language localization. [2]
>
> [2] http://www.mail-archive.com/faq.html#i18n
Hi Jeff,
Since I see that nobody has written Serbian localisation as well, I translated
the sed-like fil
Hello Hanna,
The Mail Archive only archives mailing lists, we generally don't run
or provide them. If you do start a Hebrew language mailing list you
are welcome to archive it with our service. I see there are some
Hebrew language messages archived [1] but so far nobody has written a
Hebrew langu
