Note that in my previous test the P tags were not encoded:

Content-Disposition: form-data; name="comment_text"
 <p> test by Denes using Firefox 8.0.1 on Win XP</p>

If you type for example:
<test start>TEST<test end>

the comment will be encoded as:
<p> &lt;test start&gt;TEST&lt;test end&gt;</p>

Again note that the P tags are not encoded.

If no Content-Transfer-Encoding is specified in a Multipart Media Type
then the content is assumed to be in US-ASCII as described in RFC2045
and RFC822, but in there the greater-than ">" and less-than "<"
characters are special and "must be in quoted-string, to use within a
word".

So I believe the encoding is being messed up, finding where is yet
another problem.

Denes.

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