Hello to all,
  
  When I setup "mime_forward=yes" to forward messages in mime format I
  depared with the folowing decode settings bellow and now I have a *big*
  confusion in my head:
  
  ----------------------------------------------------------
  forward_decode
         Type: boolean
         Default: yes
  
         Controls the decoding of complex MIME messages into
         text/plain  when forwarding a message.  The message
         header is also RFC2047 decoded.  *This  variable  is
         only  used,  if  "mime_forward" is unset, otherwise
         "mime_forward_decode" is used instead.*
  
  mime_forward_decode
         Type: boolean
         Default: no
  
         *Controls the decoding of complex MIME messages into
         text/plain   when   forwarding   a   message  while
         "mime_forward" is set.  Otherwise  "forward_decode"
         is used instead.*
  ----------------------------------------------------------
  
  1. The first item "forward_decode" is easy to understand because it is only
  used if "mime_forward" is unset. In this case this variable is not used
  because I have "mime_forward=yes".
  
  2. The second item "mime_forward_decode" is the problem for me to decide
  setting "yes" or "no" because it not make much sense since it defaults to
  "no".
  
  QUESTION:
  
  If "forward_decode" is not used because "mime_forward" is set, then what
  decode will be used since "mime_forward_decode" defaults to "no"?
  
  What I think it is correct:
  
    Since "forward_decode" is only used if "mime_forward" is unset ("no") and
    "mime_forward_decode" is only used if "mime_forward" is set ("yes") then the
    correct defaults to "forward_decode" and "mime_forward_decode" should be:
  
      --------------------
      forward_decode
             Type: boolean
             Default: yes
  
      mime_forward_decode
             Type: boolean
             Default: YES
      -------------------
  
      and not
  
      --------------------
      forward_decode
             Type: boolean
             Default: yes
  
      mime_forward_decode
             Type: boolean
             Default: NO
      -------------------
  
  
  CONCLUSION:
  
  If "mime_forward=yes", we need to setup "mime_forward_decode=YES" too to
  solve this issue.
  
  Am I right?
  
  Or I am *very* confused about this?
  
  Please explain to me if I'm wrong.
  
Thanks very much,
  
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Nuno Teixeira
pt-quorum.com

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