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To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] conversion of charsets in upas/fs
From: Heiko Dudzus <heiko.dudzus@gmx.de>
Date: Tue,  1 Feb 2005 11:29:32 +0100
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> The problem remained when I sent this test mail to the local smtp
> server  But I found out, that all is fine when I move away my pipeto
> file.
>=20
> It seems as if /mail/lib/pipeto.lib introduces the problem somewhere.
> I hope to find it.

Ok, i took a mail, made by Russ' smtp dialogue script, and did
manually what pipeto.lib does with every mail.

% cd /mail/fs/mbox/124
% cat rawunix | sed '/^$/,$ s/^From / From /' > /tmp/msg

This file is already screwed.  I compared to the original rawunix file
with xd:

term% diff <{xd -c rawunix} <{xd -c /tmp/msg}
21,23c21,23
< 0000140      a  n     u  m  l  a  u  t  :    fc \n 04 04
< 0000150  \n
< 0000151=20
---
> 0000140      a  n     u  m  l  a  u  t  :    c2 80 \n 04
> 0000150  04 \n
> 0000152=20
term%=20

0xfc represents '=C3=BC' in iso-8859-15 but sed replaces it by 0xc2 and
0xc8.  Why?  It should only hide bogus 'From ' lines in the mail body.
Is sed allowed to replace 0xfc by something different here?

Heiko