Re: Mailman archive and Japanese

[Dmytro Kovalov <dmytro.kovalov@example.com>]

-> the archive has the "Mojibake" problem. Incidently only
-> some of the Kanji characters are not displayed correctly.

Mojibake apear after html conversion bu Mailman. I don't remember the 
exact character we had problems with, but general idea is: 

when MM sees (let's say) '<' it gets replaced with '&lt;'. If this '<'
is one byte of double-byte Japanese character the result is what, you've
seen in archive.

Hope this helps.

-> Perhaps some tinkering with the  Python code should set
-> things right.

Most probably - yes.

Cheers,

Dmytro.