Latin1 <-> utf-8 accented characters (brazilian portuguese)

RT Users
1

Hello,

I’d like to request your help to solve a problem with latin-1 accented
characters.

I need the information about which is the RT platform used by those who
don’t have
any problems using RT and latin-1 accented characters, in email or web
interface.

I’m aware there are brazilian users in the list and their contribution is
very important.

To not disturb the list members, I ask you to submit your answer directly to
my email.
If someone else is interested in the same information, just let me know and
I can send
back the anonymized and summarized information.

To make it easy to contribute, there’s a record below:
-> Unix Operating System - version:
-> Perl - ver.:
-> Perl MIME modules - ver.:
-> Other relevant perl modules - ver.:
-> Apache - ver.:

Thank you in advance,

Alex

2

Hello again,

For those interested or curious about the quick survey
I’ve posted a couple of days ago, I’d like to inform that
I’ve received none replies, except for one person
interested in the results.

Best regards and Merry Christmas,

AlexFrom: “Alex S. Moura” alex@rnp.br
To: rt-users@lists.fsck.com
Sent: Monday, December 15, 2003 1:10 PM
Subject: Latin1 ↔ utf-8 accented characters (brazilian portuguese)

Hello,

I’d like to request your help to solve a problem with latin-1 accented
characters.

I need the information about which is the RT platform used by those who
don’t have
any problems using RT and latin-1 accented characters, in email or web
interface.

I’m aware there are brazilian users in the list and their contribution is
very important.

To not disturb the list members, I ask you to submit your answer directly
to
my email.
If someone else is interested in the same information, just let me know
and
I can send
back the anonymized and summarized information.

To make it easy to contribute, there’s a record below:

→ Unix Operating System - version:
→ Perl - ver.:
→ Perl MIME modules - ver.:
→ Other relevant perl modules - ver.:
→ Apache - ver.:

Thank you in advance,

Alex