Joseph Brennan wrote:
> There is of course "more than one way to do it", but here's one:
> my ($localpart,$domainpart) = split('@',$Sender);
/me waits for D. Stussy to point out the 100+ ways that can go wrong...
But seriously, that's going to work fine in practice. I'd tweak it
just a tiny bit:
my ($localpart, $domainpart) = split(/@/, $Sender, 2);
and also... be sure to check that $domainpart is defined. Depending
on your Sendmail setup, Sendmail may accept:
MAIL FROM:<user>
as valid.
Regards,
DAvid.
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