On Mar 12, 2012, at 10:45 , Florian Effenberger wrote:
Hi,
James Wilde wrote on 2012-03-12 10:09:
Personally I don't remember any such messages which weren't spam, mostly with a russian address,
and I can't see that a serious message to a mailing list will have fancy formatting in these two
fields. If you think I'm being dangerously harsh let me know.
I'd be cautious with that. I know that e.g. Google Mail can be set with one click to use UTF-8,
and there are other mailers natively using UTF-8, so valid messages might indeed bear that
charset. :)
I agree. My mailer does, but the code for UTF-8 in the From and Subject fields appears to be some
kind of html code. Otherwise the UTF-8 coding appears somewhere in the header, I believe. And
I've never seen the string I quoted anywhere other than in these two fields.
Regards
//J
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