It is valid.
All mailservers must accept <> sender by RFC1123.
However, just mail servers are sending emails from <> , error reports
for example.
It usualy say "MAILER-DAEMON <>"
Qmail-scanner has optional flag to ignore emails with <> sender.... but
i think it might be useful in per-domain settings.
cheers
tomas
Lampa wrote:
Hello,
i think that empty sender is not valid (checkuser should stop it) or
you mean something special?
2007/5/31, Tomas Charvat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Greeting folk,
do you think, that it would be useful to have per domain setting to
ignore empty (<>) sender ?
cheers
tomas
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