Headers in an e-mail message can only contain 7-bit ASCII characters, so any non-ASCII characters must be encoded first before the message is sent out.
I assume that most users who add non-English text to their template body will probably want to do the same with the Subject header. Is this a valid assumption? If it is, it might make sense to always try to encode the Subject field of a template if the user has set `Charset:' to something other than US-ASCII. I'm thinking of adding a variable to the Defaults namespace to control this. With the above assumption, the default setting might look like: AUTORESPONSE_ENCODE_HEADERS = ['subject'] Additional headers to be auto-encoded can be added to this list, but I suspect most users will only be interested in Subject. To disable header encoding, the variable can be set to an empty list []. How does this sound? _________________________________________________ tmda-workers mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-workers
