> Using the fully qualified email address as the user login sounds doable
> from the server side.
> But, does this work with all email clients?
> What other systems are people using to indicate virtual domains in
> client logins?
as i said, the % sign could be used instead of the @. if the system don't
support this (e.g. pop3 from sun java mail had problems with both
because the login is part of an url describing the pop-server), you can
urlencode the % or the @. one of these possibilities seems to work on every
client.
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