Mike McNally <emmecin...@...> writes:
> But "toto <at> hotmail" *is* a valid email address. Note that "valid" does
> not mean "can be used successfully to deliver mail."
>
> >From RFC822:
>
> addr-spec = local-part "@" domain
>
> domain = sub-domain *("." sub-domain)
>
> It is not required that the "domain" portion of the address include a
> dotted sequence.
I've always found this puzzling, but it makes sense for local networks where
the "domain" doesn't need to be fully qualified.
That said, I think Laurent is on the right path to extend the converter to meet
the specific need of handling the domain suffix.
In fact Laurent, maybe you could even share that code on pastebin.com or github.
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