#3603: Email validation error on ip literal mail routes
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Reporter: Richard Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | Owner:
adrian
Status: new | Component:
django.newforms
Version: 0.95 | Resolution:
Keywords: ip literal email validator | Stage:
Design decision needed
Has_patch: 1 | Needs_docs:
0
Needs_tests: 0 | Needs_better_patch:
0
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Comment (by Richard Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>):
Erm? Come again?
No offence, but email is KINDA core to alot of applications these days.
I've not submitted and tested this patch because I thought it might be
nice. It is a bug. Django does not support RFC2822 Addresses. It *should*.
That's why RFCs exist. Domain literals, while weird and not really
accepted, are a part of industry today, and as such are specified as part
of the standard.
e.g. In my case, I am sending email to a network device that does not
understand properly (read: it's buggy as hell) the emails it should be
receiving.
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