Grant Maxwell wrote:
> Hi
>
> Merry Christmas to all (who celebrate Christmas)
>
> We are having an issue with case sensitivity of sender names. We store
> the sender and recipient email addresses in a single entities sql
> table. The records should be
> unique on email address and from an sql perspective they are (ie
> [email protected]
> is distinct from [email protected]). However from an application
> point of view they are the same - or should be treated as the same -
> and only have one record.
>
> I proposed to alter the $msginfo->sender assignment to
> tolower($msginfo->sender) in amavisd.
>
>
what mail server are you using? what sql? only sql server I know of that
is case sensitive is sqlite3.
what var type is the column?
I would think the sql server should return the Mary or mary, no matter what.
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