Manabu Shibata wrote:
---- L315-317 --- if (lastCharDot) { throw new ParseException("local-part (user account) ended with a \".\", which is invalid."); } ----I've tried comment out those codes, then It seems to work correctly. Is patch enough?
Don't know: it depends on javamail. If javamail enforce RFC compliace like James than there is no easy patch, otherwise it will work. Btw if you already identified the code above it shouldn't be so difficult to test it.
Or is there any configuration for this?
No configuration.
Thank you for your helping.
Plase remember that some mail client won't allow users to write email to recipients having a "." as the last char of the local part, and that strictly RFC compliant mail server won't relay that mails! So I REALLY suggest you to not create users with "." as the first or last char if you don't want to pass hours explaining your users why they don't receive email from thunderbird users or other sysadmins why you did it ;-)
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