Guillermo Grandes (JIRA) wrote:
[ http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JAMES-648?page=comments#action_12439680 ]
Guillermo Grandes commented on JAMES-648:
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Anyway... My big problem is not the "ó" corrupted in an "ó", my problem is the corrupted
Mime Boundary "------_=_NextPart_000_01C0B2DF.DE9D0F20"
IMHO... this is not... "normal"
if I add the missing header "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit" or "8bit", the
mime-boundaries are OK and message is not corrupt, this is my question, why JavaMail use
"quoted-printable" for missing header instead of Xbit?
IMO, if a char >127 is found in the stream and no header is set, we have 2
options:
1) recode the chars with =HH and set quoted-printable
2) set header to 8bit
this is the correct, right?
I think that you wrote 20 messages in this JIRA issue and I still don't
understand what exactly happens.
In this message you talk about an "ó" corrupted in an "ó": I had not
seen this explanation in any previous log/attachment/comment. Can you
write a single message where you write the SMTP conversation in input,
any middle passage you can trace/log and the result?
I would like to understand if my idea that your client is talking to
JAMES like it exposed the 8BITMIME extension is right or not and if
having an 8bitmime support would be or not the solution to your issue.
As an example I don't know if "your" (non-rfc-compliant) client is using
HELO or EHLO as the salutation in the SMTP conversation.
And please use the mailing list for this and not JIRA: we have not
threads in JIRA and it will be a mess if we have 100 unthreaded messages
there. As soon as the scenario will be more clear you (or we) can add
the result of the discussion to the issue.
Stefano
PS: I will be against applying any code change or patch based on
assumptions and not on a clear analysis of what happened when we talk
about relaxed interpretation of the rfc.
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