On Mon, 3 Jun 2002, Alexander Skwar wrote:
> So sprach Jason Wong am 2002-06-03 um 12:10:29 +0800 :
>> The lack of an MX record doesn't necessarily mean mail will not get
>> through, so you cannot use that as a test for whether the address is
>> valid.
>
> It will not? Do you have an example? H
On Monday 03 June 2002 21:35, Alexander Skwar wrote:
> So sprach Jason Wong am 2002-06-03 um 12:10:29 +0800 :
> > The lack of an MX record doesn't necessarily mean mail will not get
> > through, so you cannot use that as a test for whether the address is
> > valid.
>
> It will not? Do you have an
So sprach Jason Wong am 2002-06-03 um 12:10:29 +0800 :
> The lack of an MX record doesn't necessarily mean mail will not get through,
> so you cannot use that as a test for whether the address is valid.
It will not? Do you have an example? How is a mail server supposed to
know where the mail s
On Monday 03 June 2002 04:42, Alexander Skwar wrote:
> Justin French wrote:
> >my aim will be to strip out anything that doesn't at least LOOK like like
> > an email address.
>
> Well, instead of coming up with some "clever" regexp, I'd suggest to
> completely dump syntax checks. Instead, I only
Justin French wrote:
>my aim will be to strip out anything that doesn't at least LOOK like like an
>email address.
>
Well, instead of coming up with some "clever" regexp, I'd suggest to
completely dump syntax checks. Instead, I only check if the host has a
MX entry associated. If not, then t
Hi Justin:
On Sun, Jun 02, 2002 at 02:13:40PM +1000, Justin French wrote:
>
> (anything)@(anything) followed by 1 or more (.anything)
So, what ereg expressions have you tried thus far? It's far cooler to
come to the list saying, "I tried x, and it's generating error y, does
anyone have an id
Maybe I'm biased, but if you grab validateEmailFormat.php from
www.killersoft.com, you'd be able to do something as simple as this:
validateEmailFormat.php is a translation of the Perl regular expression
that's widely considered to be the defintive test of a valid RFC822 address.
Can't go wrong
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