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On Thursday 29 November 2001 14:32, John J Kane wrote:
<snip stuff "^From " with "- ">
This may be the sanest way to handle that case.
Comments?
For an OpenPGP implementation this is OK, I guess. But the real fix is
replacing one of the five chars "From " with it's quoted-printable
hexchar, e.g. "From=20". This kills all issues at the most appropriate
level: The MUA.
But this only works for messages encoded in qp, though I wouldn't
hesitate forcing the MUA to use qp for text that matches "^From ",
KMail/Aegypten in our case.
Marc
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