IMAP URL document
Chris Newman <Chris.Newman@innosoft.com> Wed, 30 April 1997 22:41 UTC
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Date: Wed, 30 Apr 1997 14:17:21 -0700
From: Chris Newman <Chris.Newman@innosoft.com>
Subject: IMAP URL document
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Here's a new version of the IMAP URL document. The following substantial changes were made: (1) Instead of imap://server/path;uidvalidity=foo;uid=foo;section=foo, it now uses imap://server/path;uidvalidity=foo/;uid=foo/;section=foo This matches the relative URL resolution rules in the new URL internet draft rather than the rules in RFC 1808. It is also believed to work better with the installed base of relative URL resolution. (2) Removed cleartext passwords. (3) Added UTF-8 requirement including an example and sample code in an appendix. These are sufficient changes to merit another last call, IMHO. As this spec is long overdue already, I'd appreciate feedback promptly. Thanks.
- IMAP URL document Chris Newman