On Saturday, 8. February 2003 05:01, Barry A. Warsaw wrote:
> > "MJ" == Matthias Juchem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> MJ> I thought that the language setting only affects the language
> MJ> and not the charset...
>
> It has to because the character set used must match the characters
>
> "MJ" == Matthias Juchem <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
MJ> So setting a list to e.g. 'German' implies ISO-8859-1? Am I
MJ> getting this right?
Yes.
MJ> I thought that the language setting only affects the language
MJ> and not the charset...
It has to because the character se
On Saturday, 8. February 2003 00:17, Ben Gertzfield wrote:
> Matthias Juchem wrote:
> >When sending an absolute normal e-mail (simply one word in the subject and
> >one word in the body) to both servers, the older one distributes it fine.
> > The newer one generates a MIME attachment that includes
Matthias Juchem wrote:
When sending an absolute normal e-mail (simply one word in the subject and
one word in the body) to both servers, the older one distributes it fine. The
newer one generates a MIME attachment that includes the body content.
Sounds like the list is set for one language,
Hi.
I've got a little Mailman problem.
I have one mailserver with Mailman 2.1rc1 (referred to as 'old server') and a
another mailserver with Mailman 2.1 (the 'new server').
Mailserver program is qmail, in both cases. Mailman/mm_cfg.py is identical
except for the server names and URLs.
I migrat
