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Rob Swindell authored
Some messages come from non-English locales with non-UTF-8 charsets (e.g. CP437), so their to/from fields may contain non-ASCII/non-UTF-8 characters (e.g. "Björn Felte") - so convert these fields (to/from) to UTF-8, as needed. Uses the new(ish) utf8_encode() function, so you must have a recent v3.17c build. I did not transcode message subjects as I'm not clear how they are stored and copied here. That's probably something better handled by echicken.
Rob Swindell authoredSome messages come from non-English locales with non-UTF-8 charsets (e.g. CP437), so their to/from fields may contain non-ASCII/non-UTF-8 characters (e.g. "Björn Felte") - so convert these fields (to/from) to UTF-8, as needed. Uses the new(ish) utf8_encode() function, so you must have a recent v3.17c build. I did not transcode message subjects as I'm not clear how they are stored and copied here. That's probably something better handled by echicken.
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