KK> Just did, but no improvement. Would it be possible that old messages
KK> are alreadu scrambled and I have to wait for new examples?
Could you please make sure that your system actually has such locale?
What does it show if you run:
LANG=cs_CZ.ISO8859-2 locale
Also try to run:
locale -a
If it doesn't show that locale - you need to install or generate it. Each linux distro has own way to do it, but that's easy to google.
VA>> Your problem is that luit converts symbols from 8859-2 to UTF,
VA>> but ncurses tries to work in UTF-8 mode because you have
VA>> LANG=cs_CZ.utf8.
KK> I am not sure that is just my XLAT setup or BASH env. Interesting is,
KK> that it is only subject (message is OK). What is difference for XLAT
KK> in Subj and in Message? Why one UTF-8 is OK a different is not (UTF-8
KK> 4 against UFT-8 2)?
It could be both. Could you please show your xlat setup?
BTW, luit works for me. Only difference is that my FidoNet charset is KOI8-r.
As for UTF - it's not supported and might "work" if you do some weird setup, but I'd not count on it. Better work in one-byte locales like cp437 or ISO8859-2 in your case.
KK> And there was another collegue who has same issue (assume different
KK> setup).
I totally understand you. I spend several days before my system started to work OK. Will try to resolve your issues. :)
Vitaliy
... 640K ought to be enough for anybody
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