Add idna-compatible mail-address encodings #201
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With Zend_Mail and punyencoding there is the problem, that Zend_Mail is not supporting the other. By encoding it in a IDN conform way it is possible to use non-standard letters like german Umlauts, that are allowed in domain-names but result in "5.1.3 Bad recipient address syntax" if send to the server, even if they are UTF-8 encoded.
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Hi Nils, we just merged a PR that added UTF-8 support to the emails. Might that cover the crazy German characters as well? |
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With Zend_Mail and punyencoding there is the problem, that Zend_Mail is
not supporting the other. By encoding it in a IDN conform way it is
possible to use non-standard letters like german Umlauts, that are
allowed in domain-names but result in "5.1.3 Bad recipient address
syntax" if send to the server, even if they are UTF-8 encoded.