Closed sky24987 closed 7 years ago
Could you provide a sample winmail.dat that has this chinese character in it?
You might have to convert the file name using the program "convmv"
Here is an example winmail.dat that contains 6 attachments with file names containing Chinese (Traditional) Fonts: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2xknhU9o4SSY3JlWXgtbnY1QzA/view?usp=sharing
My Ubuntu system can display Chinese (Unicode) fonts without a problem. However, after extracting winmail.dat using tnef, the output is in Big5 encoding and the file names show up as question marks. Subsequently, I had to convert the file names using "convmv -f big5 -t utf-8 --notest * " (reference: http://blog.longwin.com.tw/2008/07/convmv_utf8_big5_convert_linux_2008/) to fix the problem. If the original attachment is in Simplified Chinese, you may have to do the same thing but specify the simplified Chinese encoding instead of "big5"
Not sure if there is a way for tnef to do this automatically. But so far at least there is a workaround.
Closing as stale. (sorry)
if winmail.dat contained attachments of named chinese charactor ,like "测试.doc" , the file name won't right and can't extract the attachment.