Re: pGnus 0.13 & archive

[Jean-Yves Perrier <perrier@nagra-kudelski.ch>]

Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen <larsi@gnus.org> writes:
> Hm.  I'm unable to reproduce this bug.

OK, I will try to precise...

> Is it possible that your Emacs does some extra de/encoding of your
> nnfolder folders?

I did try the following:

I entered the article with C-u g.
Accents were perfect.

I emptied my gnus-article-display-hook, then I added the different hooks I
had one by one and I found that one and only one of them triggers the bug:

gnus-article-decode-charset


More, there is two different cases: one triggers the problem, the other not.

Case 1: -- The problem does not appear
- start configuration: I have no *Article* buffer (I just kill it) OR the
                       *article* buffer is in ISO-8859-1 ( '-1:--' on the
                       mode line.
- I enter this message: everything fine.

Case 2: -- The problem does appear
- start configuration: I have an *Article* buffer with '-J:--' on the mode
                       line.
- I enter this message: \201 in front of accents (éèà...)

I noticed also the following: this happen with message that have:
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit

This does not happen on messages received on this mailing-list as I receive
them with:
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable

I was never able to trigger the bug with quoted-printable.

Note: the original message (the one which does not show correctly) was
made with message-mode and pGnus 0.13

Hope it helps you,
-- 
Jean-Yves Perrier