Randall Shaw writes:
Every now and then, I get these when apache on our server, or another server, sends out an email (mainly monitor emails, or other site specific generated emails from php).The only difference in these, compared to ones that come through ok, is the existence of at least one character. Something like a , or a ü. Of course, that there is going to make courier hate this email... Heh. I know of a setting, which tells courier to ignore BOFHBADMIME... And sends the email through... But that is more of a band aide. What I am trying to find, is what header, or portion of the email is courier expecting to find, to accept a plain text email with a 'funny char' in it?
You need to add the following headers to your messages: Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=<CHARSET> Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit “<CHARSET>” should be set accordingly, i.e. "iso-8859-1".
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