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On Mon, 9 May 2016, Cornelius Charlie wrote:

Using the latest dovecot version, selecting a non-existing mailbox with non printable characters encoded in utf7, the mailbox doesn't exist response contains the folder name encoded in utf8.

the comment is just an human readable string.

Is that legal regarding the rfc ?

If yes, how the client can be aware of the used encoding ?

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