On 8/30/2012 12:35 AM, Birta Levente wrote:
I just don't describe very well my problem ... sorry
It's about the built in texts ... not the messages.
When accessing the archive in english looks like:
The Week Of Monday 27 August 2012: [ Thread ] [ Subject ] [ Author ] [ Date ]
So, the word WEEK translated in romanian (or I think any non-english language ... I tried in hungarian) show me this � char instead the specific language chars.
This particular message string is coded in the archiver in English as
"The Week Of Monday %(day)i %(month)s %(year)i"
The Romanian translation of this string in the distributed message catalog is
"Săptămâna ce începe Luni, %(day)i %(month)s %(year)i"
Except that the non-ascii characters are encoded as iso-8859-2 as follows
character hex encoding ă E3 â E2 î EE
If you look at the raw file index.html in Mailman's archives/private/LISTNAME/ directory, or you look at the source of the page served in your browser, this is what you should see. The source of the page should look identical whether it is served statically via a 'pipermail' URL or dynamically via the private CGI as it is the contents of the archives/private/LISTNAME/index.html file in either case.
If it is rendered differently in the browser depending on how it is served, the only reason I can think of for this would be if the web server is adding its own Content-Type: header with a charset other than iso-8859-2 in one case and not the other overriding the
<META http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-2">
element that should be in the page itself.
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