Junio C Hamano writes:
> Juergen Ruehle [off-list ref] writes:
>
> > Juergen Ruehle writes:
> > > [Corrupted patch deleted]
> >
> > Will try again when I know what happened.
>
> While you are at it, let me point out one thing that has been
> annoying me for a while.
>
> * The message claims to be from git-send-email;
>
> * Content-Type and CTE are UTF-8 and QP (which is fine);
>
> * You have in-body From: line; this is not wrong per-se and I
> understand why you would want one (your e-mail From: line
> uses ASCII approximations "ue" and "ue" and you would want
> the resulting commit to spell your name correctly).
>
> * However, this in-body From: line is _doubly_ QP encoded (what
> you see above is your name, first RFC 2047 encoded and then
> QP encoded). It shouldn't be.
>
> So, my questions are:
>
> (1) is this what git-send-email generates and sends out by
> default? If so that means it is a bug in that program that
> needs to be fixed.
>
> (2) if not, are you inserting the in-body From: by hand,
> perhaps cut & paste from format-patch output, before
> feeding git-send-email (which runs QP on it)?
>
> If the latter, please do not paste the RFC 2047 quoted form.
> You can spell your name in raw UTF-8 on the in-body From: line
> just like you did on your Signed-off-by: line.
Yes, this is using git-send-email which sends the mail as 8bit encoded
and provides the QP encoded From line. Unfortunately there seems to be
a gateway in between that doesn't handle 8bit and QPs the mail again.
Perhaps I need some other switches for format-patch and send-email to
produce a better result? I'll take another look at the documentation
before annoying you again.