I solved this issue...
By using a TEXTENCODE resource , the $filename is already decoded before
calling the MAILhead_get_disposition, therefore, a "if (/filename="([^"]+)"/i)"
in the MAILhead_get_disposition sets wrong "$1" if filename contains x22
(sorry,not x25. '"' is 0x22 !).
I've used a resource file like below.This is the same that is described in the
doc/resources/textencode.html. and then I deleted top of the 3 lines , I got
a good result!
To preserve the iso-2022-jp encoding, it is no longer needed a TEXTENCODE
resource because of changing by BUGFIX #2474 , I suppose. :-)
#I've not been testing enough,sorry...
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<TextEncode>
iso-2022-jp; MHonArc::Encode::from_to; MHonArc/Encode.pm
</TextEncode>
<-- Make sure to use iso-2022-jp aware charset converter -->
<CharsetConverters override>
default; iso_2022_jp::str2html; iso2022jp.pl
</CharsetConverters>
<-- Need to also register iso-2022-jp-aware text clipping function -->
<TextClipFunc>
iso_2022_jp::clip; iso2022jp.pl
</TextClipFunc>
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Our mailing-list contains a number of charactersets. I want to htmlize
by using Unicode character entity references except ISO-2022-JP.
I'm looking forward to v2.6.0!
Many thanks.
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Tomohiko Sugihara
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