A:
I don't know exactly the title of your paper "Campi elettromagnetici".
The entry "Bollati Boringhieri - Giorgio Franceschetti - Campi elettromagnetici.pdf" in your case could also be a result of typos by the author. If you want to know if the paper you're interested in was published in which journal, you can check the Web of Science.
You can check the abstract of the article in question and follow the link from there to the Web of Science.
If you're looking for a paper published in a journal, the URL from the abstract should lead you to the journal and that's the paper you're looking for.
Q:
How to set the correct encoding in imap_rfc822_parse_address?
I have a string which looks like:
From: John
I'm writing a PHP function that's trying to parse it, so it works like so:
$incoming_headers = imap_fetchbody($mailbox, $message_number, 1);
$mailheader_parse = imap_rfc822_parse_headers($incoming_headers);
$address = imap_rfc822_parse_address($mailheader_parse['address']);
$address->from['name']
This isn't working, as I get an error:
PHP Fatal error: imap_rfc822_parse_address(): in /private/var/chroot/home/httpd/httpd-2.4.7-47/build/imap_rfc822.c on line 174
I've tried running the same code on a different machine with a different PHP version and a different OS, and it didn't work. On the source machine, I get an error about the header being greater than what's allowed in PHP. The output from the script changes depending on the PHP version. If I run a PHP 5.3 script, it says:
Warning: imap_rfc822_parse_address(): number of 'address' bytes in message not allowed in /private/var/chroot/home/httpd/httpd-2.4.7-47/build/imap_rfc822.c on line ac619d1d87
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