Hi Michael,
--On September 18, 2006 4:33:03 PM +0200 Michael Haardt
<michael(_at_)freenet-ag(_dot_)de> wrote:
I don't see the ambiguity. MIME encodes the data in US-ASCII, and the
script only contains the MIME-encoded data. Sieve knows nothing about
the MIME-encoding of content passed e.g. to vacation: Its _type_ may be
a Klingon sound file, not even text data, but MIME-encoded Sieve only
sees US-ASCII.
I cannot see any restriction that would prevent use of
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8-bit, in which case the MIME parts are not
necessarily US-ASCII and not necessarily UTF-8, e.g. a text/plain part with
charset=iso8859-1.
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Cyrus Daboo