I've just discovered that, since I upgraded from NMH 1.5 to NMH 1.6, all
of my outgoing emails are equipped with
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
You actually communicate with people who notice?
That means that any line that is longer than, I think, 72 characters
gets an equal sign at the end, and all of my actual equal signs are
encoded into =3D.
How do I make it not do that?
All outgoing email is now processed via mhbuild. The transfer encoding
isn't quoted-printable unless you happen to have lines longer than 78
characters. You can change that with the -maxunencoded switch to mhbuild,
which you could put in your profile. You could also manually specify a
Content-Transfer-Encoding via mhbuild directives, but I doubt you want
to do that.
In the larger sense ... how come you care? Nowadays pretty much everyone
can handle a quoted-printable email just fine.
--Ken
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