Viktor Dukhovni:
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> > On Jun 14, 2018, at 8:33 AM, Omicron wrote:
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> > I'm implementing a policy daemon and I realized
> > the sender attribute value of the Postfix
> > policy delegation protocol does not preserve the
> > quotes of the original envelope address.
> > If Postfix accepts a m
Thanks for the answers.
That makes a lot of sense.
Knowing this I can easily modify
my algorithm.
Thanks
Daniel
On 14.06.2018 14:33, Omicron wrote:
Hi
I'm implementing a policy daemon and I realized
the sender attribute value of the Postfix
policy delegation protocol does not preserve the
qu
> On Jun 14, 2018, at 8:33 AM, Omicron wrote:
>
> I'm implementing a policy daemon and I realized
> the sender attribute value of the Postfix
> policy delegation protocol does not preserve the
> quotes of the original envelope address.
> If Postfix accepts a mail address I think it
> should pa
Omicron:
> Sender address
> "AAA a...@aaa.aaa"@AAA.AAA
> is passed by postfix to the policy daemon as:
> sender=AAA a...@aaa.aaa@AAA.AAA
> which is invalid without the quotes. I would expect to get
> sender="AAA a...@aaa.aaa"@AAA.AAA
The form is valid unqoted form.
As you probably know, one addre
Hi
I'm implementing a policy daemon and I realized
the sender attribute value of the Postfix
policy delegation protocol does not preserve the
quotes of the original envelope address.
If Postfix accepts a mail address I think it
should pass this address to the policy daemon without
modifying it.