Christophe Troestler

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Oh, well, the attachment was removed. Here it is: [mu4e-get-mail.sh](https://github.com/djcb/mu/files/8806979/mu4e-get-mail.txt)

@joukeHijlkema Are you sure the message is correctly encoded with windows-1252 (it is a [single byte encoding](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows-1252) unlike the message you attached)?

Below how `message.txt` displays for me. The � are when the message is interpreted as UTF-8. I don't understand the actual encoding of the file. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/1255665/140959316-008d8317-d3a5-4dac-9c31-b184a5b5c324.png)

@joukeHijlkema What software do you use for webmail? How do you get the messages from your mail server (isync, offlineimap)?

@joukeHijlkema If (say, using the web interface) you can send to yourself emails with such a problem, would you mind sending me one (address on the profile page)?

I'm trying to understand where the problem is in your infrastructure. If, when you send emails to yourself using your webmail, they arrive well encoded, how is it that emails...

Don't know how often other people encounter this. I'm afraid it may become more common with more people using mailchip services.

An example of message exhibiting the problem (an attached file, bit a copy/paste) would be good.

Your attachment is declared with the type ``` Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=calendar.ics Content-Type: text/calendar; name=calendar.ics X-Pm-Content-Encryption: on-import ``` It is not a request to know whether you are attending...

You are right, I just added `; method=REQUEST` and the buttons do not show up. I'll try to investigate that (but I likely will have no time before August 16,...