Paul Smith wrote:
Is this something that is addressable? Something the QP RFC needs to
make a note off if not already there?
This is a broken sender, pure and simple. I think all you can do is what
you've been doing. Hopefully the sender will be fixed soon.
QP is irrelevant. The mail sender should be dot padding as the message
is sent. The encoding should make no difference.
Agree. I just wanted to show at least the one way found why/how it can
happen, otherwise, with my tendency to give everyone the benefit of
the doubt first, I would still be pulling my hair on this one. :)
There are some other insight to this, that IMV is worthy of
implementation notes, but yes, I agree, the SMTP client MUST escape
the dot lines if its not the true end of data marker.
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Sincerely
Hector Santos
http://www.santronics.com