OK, I give it another try. This time I leave out the
misinterpretation of the RFC and go straight for the issue: XMail
accepts mail from and to invalid addresses. The invalid addresses are
starting with a colon (':') or a comma (','). The latter cannot be
send from a normal client as they usual use the comma as seperator
for the mail address list. I have seen these mails in the wild and
they have always been spam mails.
Is there any reason XMail accpets addresses in this format?
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