I have reason to allow email addresses with % in them.  If I do this:

        allow_percent_hack = no

Then I still get "relay access denied" because it seems that Postfix considers % a relay attempt, even with the rewriting disabled? So, if I do this as well:

        allow_untrusted_routing = yes

It works, but of course I'd rather not. So two questions (1) is this "safe":

        swap_bangpath = no
        allow_percent_hack = no
        allow_untrusted_routing = yes

That is, since both bangpath and percent_hack are disable there should be no untrusted routing to attempt anyway, and thus I am not an open relay, yes?

And (2) is there any way to acheive what I want (localpart with % in it that is treated as just a normal character and not a relay attempt).

Currently running Postfix 3.4.5 (Debian stable).

Thanks for any pointers!

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