Hi , 24-Aug-2000 you wrote:
^ Name is missing, yup! :-)
[...]
>> As far as I remember I once had a look at Selma and the full name gets
>> stripped somewhere in import-email/parse-header. At least for me the
>> full name of the sender of a mail is usually rather interesting (and
>> on the mailing list it would make things a little easier) so why is it
>> cut anyway???
>There's a few different ways that e-mail programs format the From:
>header, and parsing all of the permutations was a bit of a trick. My
>sample code from late '99 (message 13311) was fixed up by Thomas
>Jensen in message 13315 and is a great starting point for a final
>solution to this.
>Maybe it's time to dust this issue off and take another look at it.
>Other messages in the thread/related to this issue are 13119, 13307, >13295,
15460, 36519, 47439.
Just in case everything else fails, I've got some C code (for my self-written
mailer) that parses mail addresses. Perhaps there exist mailers that output
addresses in a format that my C code doesn't handle, but I haven't ever seen
such a format. And I've used my own mailer in the last couple of years, so I
should've noticed if I'd got such a mail.
Just send me a mail if this code snippet is of interest.
>Best regards,
>Kev
Kind regards,
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