From: Siggi (SourceForge) <si...@us...> - 2002-06-10 11:00:33
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Hi Folks, I'm recently getting quite a few unreadable mails via SourceForge mailing lists. Most of them are produced by KMail, and what happens is this: KMail (or maybe another mailer) encodes the message with Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable so any special characters are replaced by an "=XX" escape, where XX is the hex code of the character. The problem is that Sourceforge adds advertisements to the messages, which contain URLs like http://some.where.com/foobar.cgi?option=sourceforge ^^^ And the "=so" in that example is not a valid "quoted-printable" escape. Pine usually totally refuses to display such messages, but I guess that other MUAs have similar problems. I've already filed an urgent support request about this, but it seems the SF people won't act quickly. So: if possible, please configure your mailers not to use the "quoted-printable" transfer encoding, but rather something like 8bit SMTP (if your mail server supports that) or MIME. Thanks, Siggi |