bpo-29750: support non-ASCII passwords in smtplib by Windsooon · Pull Request #15064 · python/cpython (original) (raw)

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Windsooon

@Windsooon

@Windsooon

@blurb-it

@Windsooon

Please review this PR when you have time @taleinat :D

@ZackerySpytz

You don't need to create a new PR in order to address review comments. Just update the original PR.

@Windsooon

Hello, @ZackerySpytz , I use a wrong branch name at the very beginning then deleted it locally by mistake. That is why I use a new PR here.

@seblu

Python 3.8.0 is still impacted by this.

Patched version 3.8.0 accept passwords with utf8 chars.

@Leon-001

Hi,
I just wanted to give some motivation: I had a special character in my password and it took some time until I have figured out, what was going on. It would be great, if this patch could be reviewed!
Thank you all!

@max-toepfer

Hello, lovely Python dev folks,
as another affected individual I wanted to ask, if this topic is still alive?
Thank you so much for the contributions!

@david david mannequin mentioned this pull request

Apr 30, 2022

@MaxwellDupre

Let smtplib support non-ASCII passwords, better
smtplib support for UTF-8 passwords

Jourdelune

@arhadthedev

Closing in favor of SASLprep-based gh-103611.