I wonder how many e-mail requiring fails with email address 
"rock'n'[EMAIL PROTECTED]" ... (BTW, just side note to all, you shouldn't 
use "foobar dot com" since it resolves to real domain. 
example.com/org/net are for examples).

As RFC states there is loads of those funny characters that you can use 
in email.

Emmanuel Blot kirjoitti:
> I don't think this is supported at all, I don't even think that some
> quote chars can help.
> 
> You may want to log a new ticket for this on t.e.o.
> 
> Cheers,
> Manu
> 
> On 8/7/07, Kevin O'Brien <kevin.m.o'[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Hello -
>>
>> We are running a Trac system (version 0.10.4) together with mySQL as
>> the database backend.  Everthing is working great, except for my email
>> address.  Trac seems to have trouble emailing to addresses with
>> apostrophes.  What happens is that it sends an email to
>> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" rather than "o'[EMAIL PROTECTED]", which of course
>> bounces.
>>
>> I've searched through the FAQ as well as the current active tickets
>> for trac and can see no solution, or really even any discussion.
>>
>> Has anyone else run across this problem and if so, is there a known
>> solution?
>>
>> Our setup:
>>
>> OS: Linux RH4
>> database: MySQL v 4.1.20
>> Trac v 0.10.4 (using TracCgi)
>> Using LDAP for authentication
>> restrict_owner = true (in trac.ini)
>>
>>
>> Thanks much -
>> Kevin
>>
>>
> 
> 


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