2009/5/15 Barry Warsaw :
>> The fix is quite simple and is already widely used by other projects.
>> All that needs to be done is
>> to redefine Python's UTF-8 charset properties, i.e. in every place
>> where you have
>>
>> from email.Charset import Charset
>>
>> you need to add:
>>
>> email.Charse
On May 1, 2009, at 3:01 AM, Petr Hroudný wrote:
due to Python defaults, mailman exhibits strange behaviour when
processing UTF-8 emails.
When no header/footer is configured, mailman passes UTF-8 emails in
original form, i.e. 8bit.
However, when either header or footer is configured in mailman, i
On Fri, May 01, 2009 at 09:01:32AM +0200, Petr Hroudný wrote:
> With base64, emails grow in size by 33 % and such emails
> are getting much higher spam
> scores since base64 is typically used by spammers to obfuscate the
> payload. There are of course
> much more reasons for not using base64 as the
