[MlMt] quoted-printable

[Daniel Torrecillas]

I too noticed it's wrapped. I can say on my end of things, that I've 
**only** used MailMate for all correspondence with the mailing list. I 
can't speak to the `In-Reply-To` header; I don't know what that is.

What I've always done is clicked Reply on the Digest email. I think 
MailMate quotes the entire email.

What I'm doing for **this** email is clicking Reply to direct email that 
was sent to me, without any Digest. In case that helps, for testing 
purposes. I also don't have any antivirus software running on my 
computer. Fastmail is my email provider.

-- 
Daniel

On Feb 24 2018, at 6:08 AM, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:

> On 21 Feb 2018, at 5:16, Daniel Torrecillas wrote:
>
>>> Ok, I'll consider a hidden preference to disable format-flowed, but 
>>> I'd
>>> like you to first investigate the problem a bit more. Maybe 
>>> something
>>> else triggers the arbitrary line breaks, for example, maybe your
>>> correspondent has an IMAP service which some times rewrites emails.
>>> Perhaps he could do something similar to “Message > Forward as
>>> Attachment”  in order for you to make sure the email hasn't 
>>> changed in
>>> transmission.
>>
>> Disregard. Sorry again, I can't explain or reproduce what I (thought) 
>> I had seen. But I'll keep those things in mind if there's a next 
>> time. Maybe mine (Fastmail) or my friend's (Exchange) IMAP service 
>> did rewrite just those emails...
>
> Note that the quoted text above is also wrapped. I'm not sure how that 
> happened either, because I *think* only MailMate was used in this 
> thread. Hmm, your email also has no `In-Reply-To` header. I'm confused 
> now. Maybe you created it yourself based on a digest email?
>
> I've seen antivirus software rewrite emails in strange ways. That 
> might be a thing to look out for.
>
> -- 
> Benny
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