Re: [Evolution] CVS version still missing words from messages.

[Loon <loon penguinpowered com>]

> Well I reported this once.  I've compiled the latest versions of
> gtkhtml, gal and evolution from cvs as of yesterday
> afternoon.  Evolution still won't display entire sentences in
> messages.  It is actually rather useless as a mail reader because I
> don't get all the message.


I did the same thing, immediately grabbed a CVS copy and compiled that
and had the same problem. So, I updated the next day and hey presto, the
bug was gone. After looking at the actual mail messages, evolution
appeared to be truncating messages that began with ">"'s e.g. just about
any message that had been replied to and the message body quoted. I'm
assuming that someone fixed the problem and updated CVS. I'm using
debian and downloaded debian packages to install Evolution and found it
worse than the previous preview. I've now recompiled the CVS version and
it stays up for whole days at a time without problems!

> Is anyone else having this problem?  The entire text is in the
> local/mbox file and I can view it with less but not with evolution.  It
> almost seems that after the first period in a sentence, the rest of the
> line won't display.  Two hex characters C2A0 are placed in the text in
> the displayed text.
>
> I can't highlight the displayed message in evolution and paste it into
> vi and then see the entire message with the above noted hex
> characters??????
>
> RH-6.2
> Helix gnome
>
> gtkhtml, gal and evolution from cvs 
>
>
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