26 Apr
2022
26 Apr
'22
7:12 p.m.
When I try to send a message I get the warning shown in the attached
image saying not all characters fit into the chosen encoding.
Could someone please give me a hint what to do?
Normally I would poke around and try to find something but I'm
testing some changes to our spam filter by forwarding an 84MB email
and with that compose window open my system is just a touch slow
right now.
Thanks,
--Mike
26 Apr
26 Apr
8:21 p.m.
On Tuesday 26 April 2022 02:12:31 pm Mike Bird wrote:
When I try to send a message I get the warning shown
in the attached
image saying not all characters fit into the chosen encoding.
Could someone please give me a hint what to do?
Normally I would poke around and try to find something but I'm
testing some changes to our spam filter by forwarding an 84MB email
and with that compose window open my system is just a touch slow
right now.
Ah, no clue, but if you change your KMail launcher to this:
nice -n 2 kmail -caption "%c" %i %m
then the rest of your system won't bog down when KMail does. Pick the nice
level that works for you...
Best,
Michael
8:23 p.m.
Mike Bird wrote:
When I try to send a message I get the warning shown
in the attached
image saying not all characters fit into the chosen encoding.
Could someone please give me a hint what to do?
Normally I would poke around and try to find something but I'm
testing some changes to our spam filter by forwarding an 84MB email
and with that compose window open my system is just a touch slow
right now.
I think
In KMail Settings -> Composer -> Charset
choose utf-8 or utf-8 (locale)
regards
8:32 p.m.
On Tue April 26 2022 13:23:34 deloptes wrote:
In KMail Settings -> Composer -> Charset
choose utf-8 or utf-8 (locale)
I have us-ascii, iso-8859-1, utf-8 (locale), and utf-8 all allowed so
I'm a little surprised that none of these work. My best guess (this
is an 84MB email I'm trying to forward to test our spam filter) is
that it's got some 8-bit stuff somewhere in it which is not utf-8.
Thanks for the advices peeps. I think I'll just push on with the
spam testing as I haven't seen this with any "real" emails I wanted
to send.
--Mike
11:12 p.m.
Mike Bird wrote:
I have us-ascii, iso-8859-1, utf-8 (locale), and utf-8
all allowed so
I'm a little surprised that none of these work. My best guess (this
is an 84MB email I'm trying to forward to test our spam filter) is
that it's got some 8-bit stuff somewhere in it which is not utf-8.
Thanks for the advices peeps. I think I'll just push on with the
spam testing as I haven't seen this with any "real" emails I wanted
to send.
In my configuration utf-8 (locale) is first one. I think it is working down
the list.
I do not think size matters, but I must admit I have read RFCs related to
mail long time ago
What I remember is that 7bit is not able to encode non ascii. So you have to
use either quoted printable or 8bit. In my configuration it is quoted
printable. This is in the general settings.
I reffer to my config, because I am using Kmail as primary mail client for
about 20y now and I use it with UTF-8.
Last but not least when you open new mail - what is your configuration under
options and encoding?
BR
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