Invalid coding system: us-ascii

Invalid coding system: us-ascii

[Emerick Rogul]

Hello,

I'm trying to forward an e-mail message with a PDF attachment to
someone.  When I hit C-c C-c to send the message, I get the following
error: "Invalid coding system: ascii."  I've never seen this before,
and I'm not sure what's wrong.  I'm using the very latest gnus from
CVS.

The relevant MIME stuff inserted into my message by gnus is:

< #multipart type=mixed>
< #part type=text/plain charset="us-ascii" nofile=yes>

(I inserted the spaces between the "<" and "#" so that I could send
this message to ding. :-)

I assume the charset="us-ascii" is the problem, but I'm not sure where
that would be coming from.  Can someone let me know what I'm doing
wrong?  This always worked before, as far as I know...

-Emerick
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Re: Invalid coding system: us-ascii

[ShengHuo ZHU]

Emerick Rogul <emerick@cs.bu.edu> writes:

> Hello,
> 
> I'm trying to forward an e-mail message with a PDF attachment to
> someone.  When I hit C-c C-c to send the message, I get the following
> error: "Invalid coding system: ascii."  I've never seen this before,
> and I'm not sure what's wrong.  I'm using the very latest gnus from
> CVS.
> 
> The relevant MIME stuff inserted into my message by gnus is:
> 
> < #multipart type=mixed>
> < #part type=text/plain charset="us-ascii" nofile=yes>
> 
> (I inserted the spaces between the "<" and "#" so that I could send
> this message to ding. :-)
> 
> I assume the charset="us-ascii" is the problem, but I'm not sure where
> that would be coming from.  Can someone let me know what I'm doing
> wrong?  This always worked before, as far as I know...

Fixed.

ShengHuo

Re: Invalid coding system: us-ascii

[Kai Großjohann]

On 16 Nov 2000, Emerick Rogul wrote:

> (I inserted the spaces between the "<" and "#" so that I could send
> this message to ding. :-)

mml-quote-region is your friend.

kai
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