Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Hi, On Thu, 21 Nov 2002 16:36:31 -0500, Lawrence Greenfield <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote... > --On Thursday, November 21, 2002 2:03 PM -0200 Alessandro Oliveira > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Maybe the best solution would be a filter to change the message body > > encoding using quoted-printabl

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

--On Thursday, November 21, 2002 2:03 PM -0200 Alessandro Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Maybe the best solution would be a filter to change the message body encoding using quoted-printable instead of putting X everywhere, and change headers to also use the appropriate encoding. What do you

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

--On Thursday, November 21, 2002 1:26 PM -0200 Alessandro Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Is there any possibility to put this as an autoconf option? maybe something like: "./configure --enable-strict-headers | --disable-strict-headers" would do the trick, or even better, a runtime configura

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

This is a nice idea. Your program does not seem to encode the equals sign "=" or underscore "_" in 'Q' encoded headers. I suspect that in your function mlfi_eom: if (subj[n] & 0x80 || subj[n] == ' ' || subj[n] == '\t' || subj[n] == '?') { should be: if (subj[n] & 0x80 || subj[n] == ' ' ||

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

--On Thursday, November 21, 2002 02:03:59 PM -0200 Alessandro Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Maybe the best solution would be a filter to change the message body encoding using quoted-printable instead of putting X everywhere, and change headers to also use the appropriate encoding. What do

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

On 21 Nov 2002, Peter Runestig writes: > I'm using this little sendmail milter to fix the subject line (could of > course be extended to fix other headers as well): > ftp://ftp.runestig.com/pub/misc/subject2rfc2047.c > http://ftp.runestig.com/pub/misc/subject2rfc2047.c This is a nice idea. Your

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Do you know if there is a similar solution using postfix ? Thanks, Alessandro Oliveira Peter 'Luna' Runestig escreveu: Maybe the best solution would be a filter to change the message body encoding using quoted-printable instead of putting X everywhere, and change headers to also use the appr

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Maybe the best solution would be a filter to change the message body encoding using quoted-printable instead of putting X everywhere, and change headers to also use the appropriate encoding. What do you think about this ? I'm using this little sendmail milter to fix the subject line (could of

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Alessandro Oliveira wrote: Maybe the best solution would be a filter to change the message body encoding using quoted-printable instead of putting X everywhere, and change headers to also use the appropriate encoding. What do you think about this ? Christian Schulte escreveu: Is there any po

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Maybe the best solution would be a filter to change the message body encoding using quoted-printable instead of putting X everywhere, and change headers to also use the appropriate encoding. What do you think about this ? Christian Schulte escreveu: Is there any possibility to put this as an a

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Alessandro Oliveira wrote: Is there any possibility to put this as an autoconf option? maybe something like: "./configure --enable-strict-headers | --disable-strict-headers" would do the trick, or even better, a runtime configuration option !!! what are the REAL consequences of having 8bit cha

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Is there any possibility to put this as an autoconf option? maybe something like: "./configure --enable-strict-headers | --disable-strict-headers" would do the trick, or even better, a runtime configuration option !!! what are the REAL consequences of having 8bit characters in the Subject heade

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Sergey Mukhin wrote: "A" == Alessandro Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: A> Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 09:30:31 -0200 A> To: info-cyrus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> A> Hi, A> I'd like to know if there is a way to avoid this cyrus behavior, my A> users are getting very angry with it. A> Than

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

> "A" == Alessandro Oliveira <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: A> Date: Wed, 20 Nov 2002 09:30:31 -0200 A> To: info-cyrus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> A> Hi, A> I'd like to know if there is a way to avoid this cyrus behavior, my A> users are getting very angry with it. A> Thanks for any help, Yes, users

Re: How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Hi, I make a little changement in two file  in cyrus 2.1.5 You cant find the remplacement characters of non US-ASCII characters in : imap/message.c :   *p = 'X'; imap/lmtpdengine.c : c = 'X'; I comment this two line. It's not the b

How to make cyrus not change non US-ASCII characters to "X"

Hi, I'd like to know if there is a way to avoid this cyrus behavior, my users are getting very angry with it. Thanks for any help, Alessandro Oliveira Nuno Ferreira Cargas Internacionais Ltda. Phone: +55-11-3241-2000 Fax : +55-11-3242-9891 --