Hi all,
I've seen these Subject: lines being changed using utf-8 quoted-printable
encoding for every non-alnum character. The message has: X-Mailman-Version:
3.3.9rc4.
Of course, doing so breaks DKIM signatures, and I'm trying to understand in
what cases it is advisable to revert the encoding in order to verify the
signature. Does Mailman 3 always and unconditionally behave like that or what
does it depend on?
TIA for any hint
Best
Ale
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P.S. I'm curious to see how this Subject: is going to be encoded by
Thunderbird. Original-Subject: Mailman3 replaces [ with =?utf-8?q?=5B, why?
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