On 01/10/2012 01:13 PM, Tim wrote:
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You could pipe your mail through a local mailserver, one that
transcodes
on the way through. Various mail/list servers do that, and you can do
just the same thing, but picking the output encoding that you want used.
-=-
would you happen to know of a server that has ability built in, instead of
having to build up operation, as Ed suggest?
I have to say, though, that I haven't noticed it sending mails in
that
encoding. I do look at message sources, from time to time, and base64
has been a bit of a rarity.
-=-
it may be that my searches of late are hitting post that happen to all be
sent in 'base64'. in past 2 months, i have run 'body' searches for
threads
that i know contained what i was looking for, but results where zero.
i was looking for a thread last week that i had tagged, but i did not
recall exactly what "Subject:" was. i then looked thru tagged threads
and found what i wanted. when i looked at sources, they where all in
'base64'.
Is it this server doing it? Often, one the mail headers will mention
a
transcoding, and you can see which one did it.
-=-
could be, and a good question.
to answer, what does this search tell you;
3101 fedoraproject from 12/01/2011 to 01/12/2012 0319 utc
2812 fedoraproject + Content-Transfer-Encoding base64
289 various type
of which;
183 fedoraproject + This is an OpenPGP/MIME signed message
106 which could be anything.
unfortunately, i could not invert search to see how 106 where sent.
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