Internet and e-mail policy and practice (original) (raw)

←2020→Months Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Click the comments link on any story to see comments or add your own. Subscribe to this blog RSS feed	Home 01 Apr 2020 Making multi-language mail work (Part II) Email In theprevious installment we looked at the software changes needed for mail servers to handle internationalized mail, generally abbreviated as EAI. When a message arrives, whether ASCII or EAI, mail servers generally drop it into a mailbox and let the user pick it up. The usual ways for mail programs to pick up mail are POP3 and IMAP4. See more ... posted at: 15:37 :: permanent link to this entry :: 0 comments Stable link is https://jl.ly/Email/i18neai2.html Making multi-language mail work Email About a year ago Iblogged about the IETF'sdeveloping internationalized e-mail standards, generally abbreviated as EAI. At the IETF meeting a couple of weeks ago, EAI finally wrapped up its work, finishing a few nitpicky but important documents describing the ways that POP and IMAP servers handle mail with non-ASCII addresses and mailboxes. Now that we have the specs, what happens next? See more ... posted at: 15:36 :: permanent link to this entry :: 0 comments Stable link is https://jl.ly/Email/i18neai.html	Topics Copyright Law - 32 Email - 228 ICANN - 128 Internet - 74 Money - 31 Security - 4 My other sites Who is this guy? Airline ticket info Taughannock Networks Other blogs CAUCEHow Harassment Shaped the Internet76 days ago A keen grasp of the obviousGardening is hard359 days ago Related sites Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial E-mail Network Abuse Clearinghouse My Mastodon feed

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