On Tue, 2003-02-11 at 01:30, Mark Crispin wrote: > In other words, if a "talk UTF-8 headers" extension is not negotiated (and > this will be the default), then the server must regenerate the message > with 7-bit MIME quoted-words and update all sizes to stay compliant with > the specification. This is not an inexpensive undertaking. .. > 8-bit characters are not allowed in headers, period. On my system, such > messages are considered to be spam.
Actually, I have messages that have 8bit headers. Outlook Express doesn't encode them when saving to sent-mail folder. Hotmail also sends them without encoding (at least used to). What would be the correct way of dealing with these now?
