Zaahid Bateson

@Pantalaim0n That's really interesting. I don't have a live.com address, but aren't they both 'hotmail' nowadays anyway? Logging in to hotmail.com ends me up at outlook.live.com. I don't specifically have...

Hi @toto4ds -- I specifically and purposefully left out other parts of a Received header, because there is so much variation and no clear guideline to follow, and because I...

Hi @ellisonpatterson -- Yeah, that doesn't look good. I'm not sure off-hand what would be causing that -- there are singletons for instance but they should only be created once......

Hi @ellisonpatterson -- Looking more closely at this, it does seem to me like memory is reclaimed okay. Note that 'memory_get_usage(true)' returns the amount of memory allocated by the system...

Aah, yeah, I think my comment was wrong but the code would have to be consulted... definitely missing some documentation there. I believe my comment in #87 only applies for...

Hi @alexei-bykovski -- If you feel like submitting a pull request with "@return" annotations to fix it, I'd approve it. Otherwise, not entirely sure when I'll get around to this....

Yeah, that would be great, thank you!

Hi @markusramsak -- This one too is invalid. It fails on two parts: 1. Semantic parts of a header need to be outside the encoded parts, the encoded parts can...

This would also be fixed by prioritizing the mime-encoded part over the quoted part like #159 if it makes sense to do so (should be investigated to see impact/usefulness).

Hi @markusramsak -- A quoted part takes precedence. Specifically, "An 'encoded-word' MUST NOT appear within a 'quoted-string'.", see https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2047#section-5 I believe what you're trying to say is the mime-encoded part...