On Tuesday 04 January 2005 04:20 pm, X-Istence wrote: > On Jan 4, 2005, at 11:48 AM, Jeremy Kitchen wrote: > > On Tuesday 04 January 2005 09:13 am, Walter Souto R. Junior wrote: > >> Hi, > >> > >> My regitrar always capitalize the name of domains for the contacts > >> (e.g. > >> <name>@<DOMAIN.TLD> and the messages he send to me never comes. I try > >> to > >> change the the e-mail and I get the message normally, but after the > >> confirmation, the system of the registrar capitalizes the domain > >> again... > > > > domains have no case sensitivity. DoMaIn.TlD is the same as > > domain.tld, > > DOMAIN.TLD, dOmAIN.tlD, etc. Technically, local parts can be case > > sensitive, > > but qmail converts all local parts to lowercase (as I believe most > > other UNIX > > mtas do as well). On a qmail system, LaRRY is the same as larry, > > lArRy, > > LarRy, etc, they're all delivered to 'larry' > > So if i have a user whose username is GlaanieBoy, he would not recv any > email? Since he does not have email enabled on his account it is not a > problem, but i am asking in case that is true, which would mean i could > only create accounts with lowercase letters.
that is correct. However you can mak an account glaanieboy and any mail to
GlaanieBoy would go there.
-Jeremy
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