Re: Coding system for outgoing mail

[Kenichi Handa]

In article <200208220818.g7M8IuA02321@localhost.localdomain>, 
konrad.hinsen@laposte.net writes:
>>  o Can you reproduce the bug when you start Emacs with "-q
>>    --no-site-file"?

> No. I went through my .emacs line by line to find out what the
> cause is, and it turns out to be the line

>    (setq mail-signature t)

> Then I disabled that line and checked what happens when I insert
> the signature by hand (C-c C-w). Before inserting the signature,
> describe-coding-system says "none, use default". After inserting
> the signature, it says "no conversion (binary)".

> My signature file contains only ASCII characters (see below), so that
> cannot be the problem.

Thank you for tracking down the problem to here.  It's a
very strange phenomenon.  I tried the same thing with my
ASCII-only signagure file, but, of course, I can't reproduce
it.  Could you please send your signagure file by uuencoding
it?

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Ken'ichi HANDA
handa@etl.go.jp