So you're basically saying that qmail can pretty much mung up an
e-mail address any way it likes because it's...qmail!
That seems to sum up the attitude around here: Qmail is great, don't
dare question its merits.
Sorry to obscure the issue with facts. I can see why qmail is still
stuck at
Russ--
Thanks for the response. I'm still a bit confused, though: If I
attempt to inject a piece of mail with a valid, RFC822-compliant
address, and qmail rejects it due to some sort of internal formatting
it does, does this not defeat the purpose of having an Internet
standard to begin with?
qmail-inject currently does not allow addresses of the following format:
hostmaster@opennic
If defaultdomain is left empty, then "defaultdomain" is appended to the
address. If QMAILDEFAULTDOMAIN is set to "", then a "." is appended to
the address:
hostmaster@opennic.
The RFC is pretty clear
