Re: [nmh-workers] Killing Content-MD5 support
>> - 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). > >With -check, CTE is promoted to either quoted-printable (for text) >or base64 (for application, except a special case of q-p for Postscript). Whoops, I missed that; fair enough! >> I propose it be removed and for the next release the -check/-nocheck >> flags are turned into NOPs and removed some point later. > >Fine with me. Should we consider not making them strict NOPs, but having >them print out a warning? That would encourage users to remove those >switches from their profiles. Nah, I know Ralph reads the mailing list :-) --Ken -- nmh-workers https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
Re: [nmh-workers] Killing Content-MD5 support
Ken wrote: > - 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). With -check, CTE is promoted to either quoted-printable (for text) or base64 (for application, except a special case of q-p for Postscript). > I propose it be removed and for the next release the -check/-nocheck > flags are turned into NOPs and removed some point later. Fine with me. Should we consider not making them strict NOPs, but having them print out a warning? That would encourage users to remove those switches from their profiles. David -- nmh-workers https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/nmh-workers
