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We can get a brief idea of if email address is valid or not using regular expressions. Currently with thousands of new TLDs its bit too hard. This tool uses nslookup command to check if a mail exchange server is configured for a domain. This could be the best level of email validation other than actually sending (unsolicited) mail.

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EmailValidator

Check if the given email address is valid or not using nslookup

We can get a brief idea of if email address is valid or not using regular expressions. Currently with thousands of new TLDs its bit too hard. This tool uses nslookup command to check if a mail exchange server is configured for a domain. This could be the best level of email validation other than actually sending (unsolicited) mail.

You need the tool nslookup installed on the machine running this tool.

To install nslookup, run the command

CentOS/RHEL

# yum install bind-utils

Ubuntu/Debian

# sudo apt-get update
# sudo apt-get install dnsutils

Install this from PIP

# pip install Atemon-EmailValidator

Usage

from atemon.EmailValidator import EmailValidator
v = EmailValidator()
v.is_valid('[email protected]')

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We can get a brief idea of if email address is valid or not using regular expressions. Currently with thousands of new TLDs its bit too hard. This tool uses nslookup command to check if a mail exchange server is configured for a domain. This could be the best level of email validation other than actually sending (unsolicited) mail.

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