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From: Simon W. <es...@ou...> - 2003-02-11 14:57:30
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On Tue, 2003-02-11 at 14:34, Wizard wrote: > Ok, I have some minor issues with email filtering: > 1.> These are all valid email address: > Jer...@th... > J.G...@us... > Pau...@us... > Ton...@pm... <- this is valid, but not standard in...@bl... is valid too. And what is a standard anyway ? > The problem is that last one with DOMAIN.CC format. Not having a TLD is NOT > TYPICAL for UK domains (there are only 7), but are there other domains > similar to this format? This is what I am expecting for international > emails, and others will presently fail: > USER_NAME[_W_DOTS*]@CNAMES*.DOMAIN.TLD.CC[:PORT?], an extreme being like > this: > ton...@do...:8021 where 'TLD' is required if > 'CC' is present. > Is this a problem? Finland has no second level domain structure. e.g. www.genelec.fi is a valid domain. > 2.> Do email addresses ever have port numbers appended, like this: > fr...@fs...:24 > ? Let me know. Not that I know of but there are a *lot* of ways of expressing comments and so on in email addresses that you may need to take account of. > 3.> Are there any US domains that don't look like this: > CNAMES*.DOMAIN.TLD[:PORT?] Do you mean .us domains of G-TLD's like .com and .org ? Simon. |