On Mon, Jan 28, 2002 at 02:11:48PM -0500, Andrew Kohlsmith wrote: > > Nope, in fact RFC 822 requires that case in the local-part of addresses > > be preserved, with the exception that the postmaster address must be > > deliverable regardless of case. Most mailers by default do not distinguish > > case as being important, but the RFC does allow them to if they wish. > > I see; I stand corrected. :-) > > Since my whitelist was *@passport.com SpamAssassin should have whitelisted > *@PASSPORT.COM as well. I'm not worried about it, just thought it was funky > and decided to bounce it off the list. :-) > Maybe I misunderstood the conversation when I replied =) RFC 822 only specifies that the local-part of the address have it's case maintained, the domain-name part is not included, and I'm pretty sure the DNS related RFCs specify that it's case insensitive.
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