[Bug 111231] Re: sending a attachment with a "ë " in the filename does not work

[Jelle de Jong]

** Attachment added: "ëën strängë fïlë.txt"
   http://librarian.launchpad.net/7479559/%C3%AB%C3%ABn%20str%C3%A4ng%C3%AB%20f%C3%AFl%C3%AB.txt

** Summary changed:

- sending a attachment with a "ë " in the filename does not work
+ Sending an attachment with a "ë " in the filename does not work!

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
  
- sending  a attachment with a "ë  or similar characters" in the filename
+ Sending  an attachment with a "ë  or similar characters" in the filename
  does not work.
  
  It gives a very strange non useful warning about permissions and temp
  directory!
  
- use the attachment file as test file and you will see the problem
+ Use the attachment file as test file and you will see the problem.

** Summary changed:

- Sending an attachment with a "ë " in the filename does not work!
+ Sending an attachment with a "ë or ä" in the filename does not work!

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
  
- Sending  an attachment with a "ë  or similar characters" in the filename
+ Sending  an attachment with a ë  or similar characters" in the filename
  does not work.
  
  It gives a very strange non useful warning about permissions and temp
  directory!
  
  Use the attachment file as test file and you will see the problem.

** Description changed:

  Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
  
- Sending  an attachment with a ë  or similar characters" in the filename
+ Sending  an attachment with an ë  or similar characters" in the filename
  does not work.
  
  It gives a very strange non useful warning about permissions and temp
  directory!
  
  Use the attachment file as test file and you will see the problem.

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Sending an attachment with a "ë or ä" in the filename does not work!
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/111231
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