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"Recipient address must contain a domain ..."

Last post 15-01-2008, 9:25 AM by Jerry Nicholls. 1 replies.
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  •  14-01-2008, 9:54 PM 29466

    "Recipient address must contain a domain ..."

    Does the webmail respect the standards?
    I just sent a (longish) email via Zen webmail to (symbolically):

    To: Firstname Lastname <user1@some.dom.ain>
    Cc: user2@abc.def.gh, user3@stu.vwx.yz

    and when I clicked "Send" I immediately got a response

    "Error ... recipient address must contain a domain ..."

    and that was all -- I did not even get my message bounced back to my inbox.

    Surely the above addresses are all canonically correct? I don't have any problems sending to such addresses from my normal email client (this was an emergency, since my usual mail server is down at the moment and to get a reply I have to mail from my webmail).

    Unfortunately, I didn't copy the text of my email to a backup file while I was writing it, so will have to start again ...

    Any comments?
    Thanks.

  •  15-01-2008, 9:25 AM 29474 in reply to 29466

    Re: "Recipient address must contain a domain ..."

    Ok, that error message was returned from mailhost.zen.co.uk which ought to mean that there isn't a fault with the webmail system, ie webmail itself didn't produce that error. The only thing I can consider is that you'd accidentally put a comma rather than a dot in the CC: list, so it maybe saw something like the equivalent of:

        user2@abc.def, gh, user3@stu.vwx.yz 

    If you want to PM me the real addresses and a rough time I'll have a look into it just to be sure.
     


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    Jerry Nicholls
    Principal Systems Engineer
    perl -e '$_=q(print "perl -e \x27\$_=q($_);eval\x27\n");eval'
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