Re: [hylafax-users] Weird Internationalisation: äöü

[Uwe Dippel <udippel@yahoo.com>]

holger.raschke@presse-data.de wrote:

Usually the mail-client or (one of) the mail-server(s) that carried the 
mail is responsible for this behaviour (7 bit vs. 8 bit-characters in 
mail header).

I wouldn't bet on this one. Mozilla Mail produces nice Subjects: with 8 bits; see above (no idea how they will end up in the mailing list, though!).
And the MTA used is the same. Only: one goes to the addresses as above, while faxrecipient@123456.fax is passed to faxmail.

Uwe



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