In <2147483647(_dot_)1014899942(_at_)[10(_dot_)0(_dot_)1(_dot_)2]> Cyrus Daboo
<daboo(_at_)cyrusoft(_dot_)com> writes:
sender = "\"John D. \\\"Cool\\\" Bloggs" <jdbloggs(_at_)example(_dot_)com>"
That's Cool!
Does anyone know of any software out there that would actually unscramble
that? Or maybe it is the case that no (non-human) application actually has
the need to do so. I suppose the case would arise if the protocol required
you to send mail to the entity identified by the 'sender' parameter.
Anyway, I have tried something of the sort in the From header of this
message which, as I just wrote it, says:
From: "Charles H. \"Usefor\" Lindsey"
<chl(_at_)clw(_dot_)cs(_dot_)man(_dot_)ac(_dot_)uk>
Let us see if anything different is seen by anyone anywhere.
Actually, I now recall contructing such an example to test a
canonicalization rule in draft-lindsey-usefor-signed-01.txt.
tO: "John (the Boss) Smith" <bar(_at_)foo(_dot_)example> ,
"Bill \"fingers\"
Sykes" <"#*\"~"@twist.example> (Observe unescaped \( and escaped "
within quoted strings, and (properly matched) parentheses within
comments)
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