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On Monday, January 22 at 02:18 PM, quoth Travis H.:
> Hey folks, the other day I was troubleshooting someone's server
> and had to specify the email address _and @domain_ as the
> username. Needless to say, the straightforward way ([EMAIL
> PROTECTED]@domain)
> didn't work. I found that you could use %40 for the first "@"
> and that seemed to do the trick.
>
> Is this worth putting in the manual?
Possibly. Is it mutt that translates the %40 into an @ or is that
something that the IMAP server is doing?
You can also usually specify it like so: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
~Kyle
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