2014-02-19 15:59 keltezéssel, Slávek Banko írta:
Dne st 19. února 2014 mourik jan heupink napsal(a):
Hi,

We're seeing the following in a mail sent between two local receipents:

to: =?utf-8?q?AZOM,_Th=C3=A9op?= <correct_address@our.domain>
Already reported as bug 2120 and 2267

http://www.sogo.nu/bugs/view.php?id=2120
http://www.sogo.nu/bugs/view.php?id=2267

I've checked it, and it's true.
When the email "from" or "to" field contains the "," character, the part of the name need to be quoted:

e.g.
Doe, John <john....@corp.tld> -> "Doe, John" <john....@corp.tld>

This because the "," character is the separator for multiple addresses.

e.g.
To: "Doe, John" <john....@corp.tld>, "Doe, Jane" <jane....@corp.tld>

So, if the SOGo doesn't handle this situation perfectly, then is buggy.

The thunderbird sends the emails (comma in sender's name) perfectly, and SOGo displays it as well. I don't have user with comma in it's name, so cannot test the reverse situation, but I think the SOGo webmail makes the mistake.
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