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[Evolution] Re: [Evolution-hackers] Body duplication bug is still there
- From: NotZed <notzed helixcode com>
- To: ettore helixcode com (Ettore Perazzoli)
- Cc: ettore helixcode com (Ettore Perazzoli), evolution-hackers helixcode com, evolution helixcode com
- Subject: [Evolution] Re: [Evolution-hackers] Body duplication bug is still there
- Date: Sun, 26 Nov 2000 21:01:15 -0500 (EST)
> So, I was chatting with Michael Zucchi on the IRC and he suggested
> that I tried hacking libunicode to use the built-in `iconv()' instead of
> glibc's version of it. This indeed fixed the body duplication bug;
> apparently the `iconv()' in glibc 2.1.2 (which is what Red Hat 6.1 comes
> with) is just broken in some way.
b/c the only people @ Helix experiencing this bug had the same glibc version.
> Michael has glibc 2.1.3 on his Red Hat 6.1 system, and he is not
> experiencing the problem. So apparently upgrading glibc should fix the
> bug for those who have it. (Unfortunately, forcing libunicode to just
> use the internal `iconv()' is not a good solution because it seems to
> affect the GtkHTML editor in a bad way -- it just doesn't work.)
FWIW I have rh 6.2, but presumably upgrading should fix.
> Phew, it looks like we finally found the problem. :-)
HA! See I knew it was just you, all along! :)
!Z
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