On Sun, 25 May 2014, Thorsten Glaser wrote:
But the "h" command does not do that, that is, you should be able to
see
I should, right, but the UTF-16 eMail shows that this is only a should,
not an “is”. But since the other charsets are all supersets of ASCII,
this is never noticed otherwise. I think with an eMail in EBCDIC, which
is base64-encoded, you might notice it too. I’ll have to test that.
My point is that this hunk has nothing to do with the feature you want to
add (which is for the c-client library) it seems to be an independent
report mixed into this new feature. BASE64 is normally an encoding for
attachments (think of binary), the normal body (the one which people
normally write) is normally encoded in quoted-printable. Why is anyone
sending base64 to encode the main body? In any case, if there is base64 in
the main body, and Alpine should not be decoding it, I think we need to
see that, and that is not part of this feature, but an independent report.
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Eduardo
http://patches .freeiz. com/alpine/
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