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From: "jsmith" <jsmith@somenet.foo>
To: <redmine@somenet.foo>
Subject: Japanese Character pattern matching
Date: Sun, 17 Jan 2010 11:45:18 +0100
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It should be noted that I am receiving emails using pop and the patch in =
Issue #2420 but I don't think the problem lies with this.

When I try and send emails to the redmine server with Japanese =
characters in them it appears to work apart from the pattern matching.

For example if I send an email with the following keywords.

Tracker: =1B$B3+H/=1B(B

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<P>It should be noted that I am receiving emails using pop and the patch =
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Issue <A class=3D"issue status-1 priority-2"=20
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problem lies with this.</P>
<P>When I try and send emails to the redmine server with Japanese =
characters in=20
them it appears to work apart from the pattern matching.</P>
<P>For example if I send an email with the following keywords.</P>
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