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Otherwise, if a decoded email name has a comma in it, for instance
From: =?utf-8?B?RnJ5ZGVubHVuZCBIeW3DuGxsZXIsIEJldHRpbmE=?=
<bettina.frydenlundhymoller@domain.com>
The address list will be parsed incorrectly since the comma has an ambiguous
significance. Usually, the personal name would be quoted; however, since it
is encoded, there is no need to quote it.
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pipe: Decode address lists names after parsing emails Reviewed-By: Peter Rotich <peter@osticket.com>
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Otherwise, if a decoded email name has a comma in it, for instance
The address list will be parsed incorrectly since the comma has an ambiguous significance. Usually, the personal name would be quoted; however, since it is encoded, there is no need to quote it.