* Shane Hathaway [Fri, 19 Jan 2007 at 10:20 -0700] > Perhaps a better way to do this is to use address extensions. For > example, if you have '[EMAIL PROTECTED]', you can also receive mail as > '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' and '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'. Postfix supports > this feature but doesn't enable it by default. It's configured using > 'recipient_delimiter' in main.cf. You might choose '.' or '-' as the > delimiter so that it isn't obvious to spammers that you're using the > feature. > > Shane
I use the + trick, and what concerns me more than if the spammers suspect I'm using the feature is if the actual website I'm trying to enter the address into thinks '+' is a valid email character. (Which it most definately is, but that doesn't mean I haven't encountered countless sites that complain about it.) Anyway, I would like to use . or -, problem is I already have + addresses out there that I don't necessarily want to break. Oh I wish postfix could have multiple recipient_delimiter's. That would give me warm fuzzies. Von Fugal
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