Hi all: I am sending automated e-mails with GNU Mail like this:
echo "Body äßñ" | mail -s "Subject äßñ" -- "[email protected]" UTF-8 in the e-mail body does not appear to cause problems, but as soon as a UTF-8 character appears in the subject, I get the following error: SMTPUTF8 is required, but was not offered by host my.mail.provider.net The 1st STMP server is a local Postfix, which I can reconfigure to my liking, but this error is coming from the interaction between the local Postfix and the remote SMTP server from my mail provider, for which there is little chance of any reconfiguration. I have searched the GNU Mail documentation, and there is an "--encoding=enc" option, but it is meant for attachments and/or MIME. Is there any way I can tell GNU Mail to encode the e-mail subject in such a way that no SMTPUTF8 is needed on the SMTP server? Thanks in advance, rdiez
