Created attachment 458531 [details] Repair broken charset after kdepim to syncml syncing Description of problem: I sync my SonyEricsson K790i with opensync plugins - kdepim and syncml (over bluetooth). When contacts synced from syncml to kdepim - all is ok, I can see my contacts in kaddressbook as ~/.kde/share/apps/kabc/std.vcf. But when modified contacts synced back from kdepim to syncml - I see broken non-Latin symbols in my phone. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora release 13 (Goddard) libopensync-plugin-kdepim-0.22-6.fc12.i686 How reproducible: Sync syncml->kdepim, modify vcf file, sync back Steps to Reproduce: 1. msynctool --addgroup SE_K790i 2. msynctool --addmember SE_K790i syncml-obex-client 3. msynctool --addmember SE_K790i kdepim-sync 4. msynctool --configure SE_K790i 1 ... Enter bluetooth_address and bluetooth_channel ... 5. msynctool --configure SE_K790i 2 This plugin has no options and does not need to be configured 6. msynctool --sync SE_K790i --filter-objtype note 7. Modify ~/.kde/share/apps/kabc/std.vcf with non-Latin (russian in my case) symbols, by kaddressbook, for example 8. msynctool --sync SE_K790i --filter-objtype note Actual results: Broken non-Latin symbols in phone contacts. Expected results: Normal non-Latin symbols in phone contacts. Additional info: I propose adapted debian path in attachment (for place after libopensync-plugin-kdepim-0.22-kde4.patch). I try it (not trivial, because src.rpm for this package don't build now "from box") and all become ok, now I can see Russian symbols in phone contacts
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