I have a subscriber from Italy whose from: header looks like this by
the time it gets here.
From: =?iso-8859-1?Q?Albert_Fr=F6hlich_=3Coptima=40omninet.it=3E?=@domain.it
I have changed the actual domain name.
Question is: Are MTAs and smtp servers supposed to understand
ISO-8859-1 character set? Somewhere along the line, the string has
been munged (umlaut O became =F6 for example).
I have put this address in the kill file, after advising the
postmaster of this action, as this person keeps subscribing to a
fairly high volume list and obviously mail cannot be delivered.
Any comments on how to treat cases like this will be helpful. TIA
Gess
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Gess Shankar pax vobiscum
gess@earthchannel.com http://www.earthchannel.com
Earth Channel Communications, LLC.
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