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Third version of imap_utf.c, now with extraspecials
It doesn't seem that Courier actually does any encoding of '/' or '.'. There is
code that encodes all of "/.~:" in addition to the characters that shall be
encoded according to RFC 2060, but I haven't figured out where it's called
from. Neither courier-imap nor sqwebmail allows folder names containing '/',
even though it would be possible according to maildir.courier(5).
I have thus added an argument called extraspecials to my function. It is a
string containing characters that will be BASE64-encoded in addition to the
normal ones. If sep is included in extraspecials it will still work as the
hierachy separator and no error is reported.
imap_utf7_encode() now returns NULL if a '.' or '/' occurs in the input string,
if it's neither the separator nor included in extraspecials. Furthermore,
leading and trailing occurrences of the separator are removed and consecutive
occurrences are reduced into a single one.
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