Description: ------------ Mail_mimePart::explodeQuotedString() fails for quoted strings ending with backslash. Moreover, it can not handle strings which contains special octets 0x22 (double quote) or 0x5C (backslash). Some character encodings (e.g., ISO-2022-JP, which has been the de- facto charset in Japanese e-mails) may contain 0x22 or 0x5C. Test script: --------------- require_once('Mail/mimePart.php'); class X extends Mail_mimePart { public static function explodeQuotedString($delimiter, $string){ return Mail_mimePart::explodeQuotedString($delimiter, $string); } } $test = '"a\\\\" <a@a.a>, b <b@b.b>'; $addrs = X::explodeQuotedString("[\t,]", $test); foreach ($addrs as $addr) { print trim($addr) . PHP_EOL; } Expected result: ---------------- "a\\" <a@a.a> b <b@b.b> Actual result: -------------- "a\\" <a@a.a>, b <b@b.b>

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