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>>>>> Jon Kvebaek <jkv@a.sol.no>:

> In some magical fashion, my current 20.3 w/PG 0.13 manages to rewrite
> my mailheaders so the original Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit line
> changes to 7bit instead. 

Ouch! Quite a few MUAs seems to label articles with 8bit content this
way.  It causes a bitstrip somewhere by either fetchmail or the
sendmail it delivers to (the sendmail and configuration, that came
standard with RH5.0).