On 2002-02-12 21:04:15 -0800, Carl Ellison wrote:
One would think that a good standard wouldn't allow any such
variability.
One would also think that a good implementation won't crash when
encountering standard compliant messages (it shouldn't even crash
when receiving junk).
On 2002-02-12 21:24:54 -0800, Will Price wrote:
In recent versions, we accomodated the Mutt way of encoding
PGP/MIME. I don't recall exactly which version that went into. The
current Eudora plugin version is 7.1.1 which is of course part of
PGP 7.1.1.
May I ask what particular detail of mutt's way of encoding had to be
specifically accomodated?
I'm asking because _if_ mutt is violating the standard, this would
be something I'd really like to see fixed. (Yes, I am aware that
earlier versions of mutt have possibly generated wrong micalg
parameters, unless users paid attention. This particular problem
has, however, been fixed quite thoroughly.)
Writing with the "current mutt maintainer" hat,
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Thomas Roessler <roessler(_at_)mutt(_dot_)org>