Greets,
I have just deployed RT on our site. Most of the correspondence that is
being processed by RT is in Russian, and ‘Subject:’ strings are not
decoded at all in RT’s web UI. Means, they look like:
=?koi8-r?B?9MXT1A==?=
Should I myself hack on the code to make it work?
Alex Titov
MARK-ITT Communication Company
Greets,
I have just deployed RT on our site. Most of the correspondence that is
being processed by RT is in Russian, and ‘Subject:’ strings are not
decoded at all in RT’s web UI. Means, they look like:=?koi8-r?B?9MXT1A==?=
Should I myself hack on the code to make it work?
There’s a patch to handle this in http://fsck.com/pub/rt/contrib/
called subject-encoding.patch. I’d meant to get it in there a while ago.
sorry it took me so long.
-J
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Alex Titov
MARK-ITT Communication Company
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