Re: a small utility function mail_mime_header()
| From: | Chuck Hagenbuch | Date: | Sun, 10 Dec 2000 20:01:37 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: a small utility function mail_mime_header() | ||
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Quoting Max Derkachev <kot@books.ru>:
> I've just made a little function for php, which makes a mime encoded
> header for mail from a string, for the cases when international 8 bit
> characters are used in the string.
> E.g. when sending a mail with the subject in cyrillic, the right way is
> to encode the subject. This function uses base64 ("B") encoding. Most
> popular e-mail readers use this method to send headers in non-US-ASCII 8
> bit charsets, and can decode strings encoded with this method.
> For additional info see RFC 2047.
I took a look at this, but it encodes strings that don't need encoding (it
should be smart enough to check), and I got some segfaults from it, so I didn't
look further...
-chuck
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