Re: [Exim] Filter quotation marks in local_part

Felix Havemann wrote:

> >I'm confused.
> >
> >In "user"@domain there is no "@" in the local part.
>
> Don't worry ;-) This is what I wrote in my initial post:
>
> >Some spammers use an error in LotusNotes to relay email to an adress
> >given as a local part in quotation marks to a local domain. e.g.: If
> >you send an email to "bob@??? and mycompany.cno is
> >your local domain, lotus sends the mail to bob@???.
>
> I have no problem with quotation marks in general, only if it is used
> to put an @ sign to the local part.

Aha! Sorry. My attention was tied to the second part of the message.

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