> | It's quite feasible to have spaces in a filename under Unix, just
> | not a recommended practice.
> ObMailaddresses: According to RFC 821 and 822, the local-part of an
> address may contain any of the 128 ASCII characters, including NUL
> (appropriately quoted, of course). Fortunately, no one in the real
> world is quite that extreme. I suspect even an embedded newline in
> the address will cause havoc with most mailers.
Great, my email address is `kill -9 -1`@scottyelich.com. Lets give
this to novice shell users (I'm sure the kiddies can think of
even worse addresses). :-/
I wonder what could be done to make a .qmail alias for an address such
as [EMAIL PROTECTED] I haven't looked it up to see if qmail
is smart about quoting -- but it would be amusing to see a novice try to
get a / into a filename.
Scott
