������, Frank!
� 18:17, 25 Dec 99, �� �������
�������� �������� "Re: Regarding the RFCs":
> > The headers of *this* your message:
> >
> > Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
>
> I just checked my E-mail as it leaves my SMTP server
> (sendmail 8.9.1) and it does *not* add that header, so it
Gotcha! see RFC2045--2047. The Content-transfer-encoding:
field is *required* for a MIME message, or, better to say, if
there's no such field it's *assumed* that it has "7bit" value.
OTOH, *if* your message is in Quoted Printable, it's *absolutely
required* that Content-transfer-encoding: be set to "Quoted
Printable". Without this, your message is just plain garbage.
> That would mean that either (1) the TBUDL mail server is
> adding the header, (2) your mail server is adding it, or (3)
> some relay server between you and TBUDL is adding it.
Doesn't matter. Since it's *not* QP when it leaves your SMTP, it
will *never* become one whatever server it passes...
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