kre wrote:
(That's a NetBSD system). There's no EBCDIC at all. There are lots of others though.
I'm just looking for some encoded characters that can be translated to the 7-bit string "UTF-8", but non-trivially so that we can put iconv to work. This was easy for me: Content-Type: text/plain; charset*=EBCDIC-US''%e4%e3%c6%60%f8 $ printf '\xe4\xe3\xc6\x60\xf8' | iconv -f ebcdic-us -t utf7 UTF-8 Any suggestions for an encoding supported by /usr/pkg/bin/iconv on NetBSD? David -- Nmh-workers https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
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