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On Mon, May 15, 2006 at 10:24:35PM +0400, Danila Kutepkin wrote:
> But, I can't undestand, why does Nagios send empty (space) symbols=20
> instead of cyrillic text in Notification e-mails. For example, I have=20
> a host named Host1 and some alias for it in cyrillic (KOI8). Locale of=20
> nagios user is KOI8, web-interface show cyr tex correctly too, I can=20
> send e-mail with cyr symbols from nagios user shell. But the e-mail,=20
> thatis generated by nagios process still bad.
Nagios pipes notifications to sendmail for sending. As a test,
construct a text file with the some representitive characters
and redirect it into sendmail and have it send it to you. I
suspect that the characters are being lost by sendmail, in which
case it is your sendmail config that would need modification.
-Jason Martin
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If the shoe fits, put it in your mouth.
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