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From: Steve Hovey <shovey@buffnet.net>
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I got a problem that I think is sendmail doing me.

I use majordomo for mailing lists, and if a user has odd chars in the real
name portion of their from: address - such as accented letters, majordomo
will mis-send it out, and the original headers get replacement chars -
like =20 for a space.

Is this a sendmail thing? Replacing the chars with the =ascii code?