Tickets :: Comment on [#9212] encoding of attached filenames with foreign characters is not correct

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Comment	> When a file having foreign caracters is attached to a message and > sent with IMP, the encoding does not follow exactly RFC 2231 section > 4. Here is the header sent by IMP: > > --=_3pfswe3aoqg4 > Content-Type: text/plain; > charset=UTF-8; > name="utf-8''Fichier%20attach%C3%A9.txt" > Content-Disposition: attachment; > filename="utf-8''Fichier%20attach%C3%A9.txt" > Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable > > Ce fichier contient des mots avec des caract=C3=A8res accentu=C3=A9s. > --=_3pfswe3aoqg4-- > > > The name= and filename= should NOT be surrounded by double quotes. > The lines should be instead: > > name=utf-8''Fichier%20attach%C3%A9.txt > and > filename=utf-8''Fichier%20attach%C3%A9.txt > > Some clients (rightfully) ignore these lines when the double quotes > are there, but they decode the name correctly when the double quotes > are removed.
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