Re: [twsocket] escape characters in mail headers

2005-09-06 Thread DZ-Jay
That is a function of the client, not the server. The canonical way of an e-mail address is: "Full Name" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> I guess that since Outlook Express already adds the quotation marks to the full name, if you put any, it escapes them. But the server should not do anything with

[twsocket] escape characters in mail headers

2005-09-05 Thread Wilfried Mestdagh
Hello, If I type in outlook express in the to field something like this: "My love" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Then it is delivered on the SMTP server as this (the header) "\"My love\"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> So the '\' is a kind of escape ? But what it is it really menth for ? What should I do in a SMTP