Send exceptions using quoted-printable encoding to avoid line length limits #12
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Finally completed porting our first app to python3 and deployed it on w4py3! Generally all is working well. I am still learning more and more minor differences with Python 3 and fixing up my app code.
One issue I discovered in Webware is that some error messages are not getting through. This was due to max line limits in SMTP which is server-dependent but typically not more than 1000 bytes per line.
I made this change to encode emails using quoted-printable encoding which is still readable (unlike base64) but will automatically split long lines without impacting the HTML content.