Alright, since this came up , it has prompted me to look at our Content-MD5 header support again.
Here's what I believe to be true: - We are the only MUA to have ever implemented the Content-MD5 header. - Currently we will only output it if you include the -check flag. - Currently we only calculate it correctly if your CTE is quoted-printable (we may calculate it correctly for some other content types, but that is debatable). - We only VERIFY it for content that is encoded with a CTE of quoted-printable or base64. This state of affairs strikes me as ... crazy? Anyway, since we don't get it right in a lot of cases, this suggests to me that we really shouldn't implement it at all. If someone wants to keep this support, please make your case; otherwise I propose it be removed and for the next release the -check/-nocheck flags are turned into NOPs and removed some point later. --Ken -- nmh-workers https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
