On 4/27/2015 8:10 AM, Viktor Dukhovni wrote:
...The only acceptable alternative representation that comes to mind is a table of ascii-only addresses explicitly configured for senders in the MSA's local domains, that are accepted on the reverse path as valid addresses for these same senders. With that, you could encode sender addresses when forwarding ascii-only recipients to non-EAI systems (or sending email to recipients in the same domains for which ascii-only forms exist).
Viktor, I would not define the scheme that you describe as "encoding". Instead, I see that as merely an example of a particular form of local address aliasing. Aliasing, for whatever purpose, is a matter of purely local concern. Using that definition, the prohibition against encoding any local parts has no need of exceptions of any kind.
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