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==[[PhplistDocumentation Phplist Documentation]] » [[PhplistInstallation Installation]] » [[PhpListConfiguration Configuring]] » [[PhpListConfigExperimental Experimental Features]] » Validating email addresses ==
====Validating email addresses ====
====Validating email addresses ====
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== Validating email addresses ==
Additions:
- Even if we accept these email addresses they will most likely be blocked by most other services. Therefore it is unlikely that users have an email addres like that.
- Even if we accept email addresses they will most likely be blocked by SPAM controlling software. Therefore it is unlikely the email will be delivered.
- We might open up security holes, accepting quotes could allow code injection for instance.
So the full RFC821 email validation in phpList will not:
- Length of domainPart is not checked
- Not accepted are CR and LF even if escaped by \
- Not accepted is Folding
- Not accepted is literal domain-part (eg. [1.0.0.127])
- Not accepted is comments (eg. (this is a comment)@example.com)
- Even if we accept email addresses they will most likely be blocked by SPAM controlling software. Therefore it is unlikely the email will be delivered.
- We might open up security holes, accepting quotes could allow code injection for instance.
So the full RFC821 email validation in phpList will not:
- Length of domainPart is not checked
- Not accepted are CR and LF even if escaped by \
- Not accepted is Folding
- Not accepted is literal domain-part (eg. [1.0.0.127])
- Not accepted is comments (eg. (this is a comment)@example.com)
Deletions:
* Even if we accept email addresses they will most likely be blocked by SPAM controlling software. Therefore it is unlikely the email will be delivered.
* We might open up security holes, accepting quotes could allow code injection for instance.
So the full RFC821 email validation will not:
# Length of domainPart is not checked
# Not accepted are CR and LF even if escaped by \
# Not accepted is Folding
# Not accepted is literal domain-part (eg. [1.0.0.127])
# Not accepted is comments (eg. (this is a comment)@example.com)
