Relax MIME-Version header checking #112
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Some email senders, notably Yahoo and Amazon SES, send email with a non-compliant MIME-Version header like: MIME-Version: 1.0 boundary="----=_Part_505990_122814590.1475767204022" This extra data does not seem important, and discarding it does not hamper parsing the email.
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Ugh. I guess we can do this, anyone else have any thoughts? |
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It is ugly, but then that Email sender is ugly ... guess we need to leak their ugliness into our own code... @acammack-r7 thanks! |
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Some email senders, notably Yahoo and Amazon SES, send email with a
non-compliant MIME-Version header like:
This extra data does not seem important, and discarding it does not
hamper parsing the email.
I have reached out to a few vendors to see what purpose the extra data holds and why it was stuck on the MIME-Version header, but I have yet to receive a response.