Jeff Oien wrote:
> Just a curiosity. I installed and tested Manuel Lemos's
> PHP E-mail validation class. When I entered an address
> at the @wi.rr.com domain, no matter what I put before
> the domain, it would come back as valid. (That's the
> Wisconsin domain for Road Runner cable service.) But
> when I tried it for @earthlink.net only real addresses
> came back as valid. Does anyone know what it is about
> some mail servers at certain domains that it would return
> everything as valid?
> Jeff Oien
>
> so [EMAIL PROTECTED] would show as a valid address.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wouldn't but [EMAIL PROTECTED] would
>
hi,
this happens because some MTA's don't allow certain commands to be
issued (security feature), qmail for instance...
the class acts like it should: it tells you that the email is valid.
(it's better than refusing a valid email...)
regards,
Nuno Silva
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