> If you need more info about syntax of encoded words in
> message headers, please read the documentation about it.
> For example, here:
>
> http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2047.txt
so anything else than utf-8 is wrong?
i will try this now, but i think, that my outlook will no show
the right thing.
Hi,
If you need more info about syntax of encoded
words in message headers, please read the
documentation about it.
For example, here:
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2047.txt
Regards, Julia.
- Original Message -
From: "Obes, Til" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006
> Attached please find a patch for version 0.9.2.5.
> This should fix your problem with encoding of email.
> At the moment I can not test this patch.
> So could you please test it yourself on
> your system and let me know the results.
hmm when i look at the patch, it does not patch this line:
$s
Hello,
Usually this should not happen. Certificates can (Should?) not have a longer
validity than the CA Certificate. So if the Root Certificate expires you should
not have any valid client certificates anymore.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen / With Kind Regards
Max Schmid
-Ursprüngliche Nachr
Hello.
I was wondering what happens when the root certficate that had singed a lot
of certificates expired itself, what is the procedure (if it exists) to
keep in 'valid state' the signed certificates?
Thanks a lot.
---
This SF.net emai
Hi, Til,
Attached please find a patch for version 0.9.2.5.
This should fix your problem with encoding of email.
At the moment I can not test this patch.
So could you please test it yourself on
your system and let me know the results.
Regards, Julia.
- Original Message -
From: "Obes, T
Hi,
i have a HUGE problem with the email generation.
this is from lib/functions/crypto-utils.lib line 1606:
my $subject = gettext ("OpenCA Certificate information");
my $enc_subject = MIME::Base64::encode($subject,"");
$subject = "=?" . $encoding . "?B?" . $enc_subject . "?=";
my
