Are there any SMTP servers that support the SMTPUTF8 extension?
Solution 1
Postfix supports a subset of SMTPUTF8 since version 2.12: http://www.postfix.org/SMTPUTF8_README.html
Solution 2
Edit: This answer is no longer true.
As far as I can tell, at this time (Feb 2013) there are no SMTP servers or email clients that support SMTPUTF8
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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RA. over 1 year
So, in Visual Studio this process was quite simple - download library, build using MSVC and add it to linker in the project properties. What about CLion?
How do I manage to add, for example Crypto++ library into my project with CLion?
From what I have learned, CLion depends on CMake so I should rather use CMakeLists.txt file to process every dependencies for my project, however in order to use something like
find_package(CryptoPP REQUIRED)
there I need to register it somehow?What are the steps for proper library installation in CLion?
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Ladadadada over 11 yearsNot according to WikiPedia.
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james.garriss over 11 yearsI've read that, thanks, but WP is not always current. :-(
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james.garriss over 9 yearsThe hold is not appropriate. Read the question. It's not a request for a recommendation. It's asking for the state of the art.
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james.garriss almost 7 yearsLOL. Earned a silver badge for a Notable Question, yet it was closed as off-topic.
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jww over 5 yearsPossible duplicate of Using Crypto++ in Clion IDE and CLion and Crypto++ library. If you provide more details, like your CLion project file, we may be able to provide more help.
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RA. over 5 years@jww Hi. These questions are not related to my problem specifically. I was asking for the detailed steps on how to include/compile a library for a specific project in CLion, including linking. Nothing about the
Crypto++
library, as it was just an example library given (hence no proper tag). Today I know, that CMake should be used - unlike in, for instance, the Visual Studio which has it's own compiler. Thank you.
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Alan Birtles over 5 yearsIf another question has the right answer it is better to flag this question as a duplicate rather than copying the answer here.
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Scott S. over 5 yearsUnderstood. Being new I was unable to flag or comment.