Re: [Evolution] Evolution on 64 bits Linux system

[Pete Biggs <pete biggs org uk>]

> I just noticed that when I choose to to answer to the group, the
> evolution put the sender of the message as the "To" and the group as the
> "Cc". 
>
> I'll look to see if there is a setting that change this.

Well don't do "Reply to All", do "Reply to List" or Ctrl-L - that way
your reply will be sent to the mailling list (not "group") and it won't
be put in the CC:


> > Instead of "Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64" reconsider to switch to
> > "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit". Take a look at the source of your
> > emails. Mark a mail and then push Ctrl+U. Your message sources aren't
> > human readable.
>
> I did this and the result is as follow:

I presume you have cut a load of headers off the top of the message??
(Because the message headers on that haven't been anywhere near the
evolution mailling list!)


> It seems pretty much human readable to me. 
> The Content-Transfer-Encoding appears as 8bit, not base64...
> What am I doing wrong here?

This is what everyone else sees - and apologies for the very long post,
there's lots of it - I've removed headers specific to my mailers (marked
with '|').

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But, I think it may be the mailing list software doing it - the
character set used in your message is not 7-bit clean (i.e. you use
accented characters which aren't part of ASCII).  There is still no
requirement for MTAs to be 8-bit, so some software will err on the side
of caution and Base-64 encode messages that aren't 7-bit clean.  Yes, I
know that virtually everywhere will be using modern MTAs that can cope
with 8-bit, but you never know, someone somewhere might still be using
uucp to get their messages into evolution...

P.