Dan Nelson wrote:
In the last episode (Apr 23), Jonas Wallden said:
[email protected] wrote:
When an email sent with <email>/ contains a long line (~1000+ chars), at
some point spaces are inserted into the message "randomly".
Grubba is the expert on this but it's supposedly a line length limit part
of SMTP. We've encountered the same thing when generating HTML emails and
since randomly inserting linebreks isn't always safe we chose to use
base64 transfer encoding instead.
quoted-printable might be a better choice; if your data is mainly text it
will only be slightly larger than unencoded, and is still mostly readable
without decoding.
Thank you for all your replies. <email mimeencoding="quoted-printable"
...>/ does do the trick.
Best regards,
Sascha
