Dougal Campbell

Think that somebody is going to have to add some sort of MIME decoding into the moblog hack to fix this. There seems to be aPEAR module that can handle the quoted-printable MIME stuff. Maybe the moblog hack author could adapt something like that into his code?

Jez, it looks like your phone is sending the message “quoted printable” transfer encoding. And something along the way is causing it to not decode properly. Try sending an email from your phone to a regular email address where you can access the raw text of the message, and see what it looks like.
If your phone has any options to control the encoding of the emails it sends, try fiddling with those.

In the next version (1.2), there will be a way to preview your post. If you use the “Save and continue editing” button, you’ll get a preview at the bottom of the screen.

I just pored over the code, and I can’t see any reason why you would have problems. I checked one of my comment notification emails, and on my system it was fine.
You could try this:
Look at wp-includes/functions.php, around line 1132. That should be the line that sets the “Content-Type” header. At the very end of the line, you’ll see that it terminates with \r\n. Try adding another set of terminators, so that you have \r\n\r\n.
The idea behind this is to make sure that there is an empty line between the mail headers and mail body. Though, the php mail() function should be taking care of that, anyhow.

Fixed in CVS. Grab the next nightly.

Good catch. Patched and committed.

I’ve committed a bunch of fixes for the API category handling. It’s much smarter all around, now. The next nightly built on this date or later will have the changes. Or you can grab xmlrpc.php version 1.38 or higher from CVS, once the anonymous CVS from sourceforge is updated.