15:36 <dinosaure> Ulrar: it's a big plan, we have already an implementation of IMAP and POP3 and a resilient implementation of SMTP could be easy to do. However, some others projets focus on e-mail stuff more deeply (like Mr. MIME) to provide a valid way to parse and encode an e-mail

15:38 <dinosaure> however, this stuff needs some dev about encoding (latin1, koi8, etc.). We can think it's an unrelated stuff about e-mail but the final goal is to not handle it by the client (and normalize all on unicode)

15:39 <dinosaure> and finally, on top of it, dev a SMTP protocol :)

15:52 <hannes> .oO()

15:53 <hannes> i recently read up a bit on "sasl -- the simple authentication and security layer" - it's not... nowadays based on precis (to handle unicode normalisation etc.)... and then while looking into caldav I discovered not everybody using gregorian calendars (still unclear to me whether there's support for non-gregorian stuff in email)

16:04 <Ulrar> dinosaure: I'm not sure, but it seems like you are talking about servers (since you mention IMAP and POP3), but I'm only looking to send emails. Basically open a socket to some smtp server and send a few lines, ideally with starttls support

16:04 <Ulrar> Should be easy enough to do manually with a conduit I guess, worse case

16:05 <Ulrar> I mean if I can do it with telnet, no reason I can't from mirage