On 2011-10-07 02:43, yasith tharindu wrote:
How should i change the policy?
as a example
(Do Not Reply)<nore...@example.com
<mailto:lt%3bnore...@example.com>> is not allowed but
(Do_Not_Reply)<nore...@example.com
<mailto:lt%3bnore...@example.com>> is allowed to send.
Allowed by whom ? Allowed where ?
If the strings you listed were really used as addresses, then your
user-agent failed, since the first is not valid, and the latter would be
a valid addr-spec by pure coincidence only.
MIME-encoded angle bracket characters are not valid as angle-addr
delimiters - the "<" and ">" must be present literally.
Both my MUA (Thunderbird 7.0.1) and postfix 2.8.5 have no trouble with
(my name)<my.mailbox@my.domain> - no spaces between the parenthesis and
left angle bracket.
Since, according to RFC 5322 section 3.4, Address Specification,
(whatever) is considered a comment, this is perfectly valid either
before or after an <angle-addr>.
--
J.
