On Tue, Jun 11, 2002 at 12:14:54PM -0500, Derrick 'dman' Hudson wrote:
> | >Subject: ??????????????????????????
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> It's not a valid message. No RFC allows 8bit characters in message
> headers. Recent postfix snapshots have a strict_7bit_headers option
> to reject this sooner (I'm not sure if it is SMTP-time rejection or if
> it makes a bounce afterwards). I'm going to create an exim ACL (as
> soon as I have time to test/debug it) to do the same thing.
Being French, I know that there are still a few clients that will put
ISO-8859-1 in headers (granted not too much anymore).
I'm curious to know how much legitimate mail it would block nowadays
Marc
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