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From: Banyan He (banyan
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Date: Tue Oct 16 2007 - 04:23:43 CDT
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Greetings John,
Try to specify the encoding format. It should work for you.
John Zhu wrote:
> Hi, when I use thundbird to send email to my postfix smtp servers, the
> delivered mail would truncate Subject with mixed Chinese and English
> letters. For example, email Subject
>
> today 今天
>
> will be changed to
>
> 今天
>
> When using the same thunderbird to send email to other qmail or exim
> server, there is no such problem. I found the delivered mails there
> converted the Subject to
>
> today =?GB2312?B?vfHM7A==?=
>
> while on my postfix server the Subject is truncated to "今天".
>
> I confirmed that it was truncated by the postfix smtp server, because
> when sending mail from a non-postfix server which sent to the same
> account on my postfix server, emails with such Subject are not
> truncated.
>
> I failed to find similar problem or solution on the web. Any suggestion?
>
> Thanks, John
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