Closed jstedfast closed 4 years ago
MimeKit is designed so that boundary strings are preserved each time you write the message, so it does not suffer from the problem that System.Net.Mail suffers from.
MailKit can be used to send the message via SMTP.
I've actually just implemented support for generating DKIM signatures in MimeKit itself which probably makes this issue redundant.
MimeKit is designed so that boundary strings are preserved each time you write the message, so it does not suffer from the problem that System.Net.Mail suffers from.
MailKit can be used to send the message via SMTP.