Re: current cvs version is badly BROKEN (test: Здравствуйте!)

[Vladimir Volovich <vvv@vvv.vsu.ru>]

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Shenghuo ZHU <zsh@cs.rochester.edu> writes:

> VV> with current cvs version any attempt to send a message with 8-bit
> VV> cyrillic text leads to sending it in internal mule encoding
> VV> instead of mime encoding (mime headers are okay).
> 
> Where did you put the 8-bit cyrillic text? In the body or the subject?
> What is your setting to send it in 8-bit?

I've put it into the body. I did not test whether 8-bit text is broken
in the subject with current cvs version (as it is in the body).

I've gotten the current cvs version and run gnus with the following
~/.emacs file (no ~/.gnus), and the behavior seems to be still broken:
cyrillic text in the body of this message (in the quote below) is sent
not in koi8-r but in internal mule encoding.


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> Test text: ▄╥▄т▄Ю▄п▄р▄А▄Б▄р▄Ц▄ы▄Б▄у!
> 
> The test Cyrillic text of this message should be encoded in 8-bit. So
> does the text in the subject.

Best,
v.