Re: Bug #14981 Updated: mail() function won't send mail to a domain containing '-' hyphens
| From: | Craig Morrison | Date: | Fri, 11 Jan 2002 13:34:28 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Bug #14981 Updated: mail() function won't send mail to a domain containing '-' hyphens | ||
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andrew@digitalhands.co.uk wrote:
>
> It's wrong to write this off as Bogus prematurely. It could still be the
No, this is most definitely bogus.
> case that PHP has a problem with passing the correct information to
PHP is passing the correct information.
> sendmail. It may be that PHP needs to internally perform some kind of
> replacement on email addresses containing '-' characters (etc?) with
It would be wrong for PHP to mangle email addresses, especially those
addresses containing perfectly valid characters. No RFC that relates to email
says anything about special handling of the hyphen character.
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Craig Morrison
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