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RFC 2047 is an obsoleted standard for MIME Message Header Extensions for Non-ASCII Text. In most modern e-mail clients including mutt, it is substituted by RFC 2231. On mutt, if one sends an attachm…
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Regarding `multipart/form-data`, HTML currently refers to RFC 2388, but that RFC has been obsoleted by [RFC 7578](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7578). HTML should thus be updated to refer to the new …
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Hi everyone,
at the moment, it is impossible to create a BinaryFileResponse with a file which has a non-ascii filename:
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I have a problem while sending a mail with a long header.
The mail header is splitted into some pieces in `this.header_lines` array (of `transaction.js`) and then re-join in `mailheader.js`. After thi…
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We are using MailKit/MimeKit in our application to send e-mails to users. These e-mails often have attachments with Unicode or long file names. Some e-mail clients, such as Outlook (when using POP or …
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Use case: when you send an email with Outlook with an attachment filename using e.g. Japanse characters then the attachment.filename method does not return the filename decoded if the filename is base…
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_Reported by captain on 22 Sep 2008 08:49 UTC as Trac ticket #1485395_
If you send a message with an attachment as HTML, the message will be correctly placed in the sent items folder. You will see a …
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_Reported by JVolt on 2 Apr 2007 21:17 UTC as Trac ticket #1484321_
When an e-mail is sent by Mozilla Thunderbird with attachment filenames within special characters (like ), the roundcube just don't…
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Hello I had an issue installing home bridge and the install recommending submitting the bug here
Let me know where I messed up. Thanks!
Pretty new to this stuff, but I do know I have admin pri…