Cleanfeed bad_from format

[Internetado]

Hello,

I saw a bad_from file written like this:

\<example\@gmail\.com\>
example\@gmail\.com

Are this two lines needed, or just

example\@gmail\.com

will work?

Thanks...

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[Grant Taylor]

On 2/8/24 13:16, Internetado wrote:
> Hello,

Hi,

> Are this two lines needed, or just

I use the second form.



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[Internetado]

Hello,

I saw a bad_from file written like this:

\<example\@example\.com\>
example\@example\.com

Are this two lines needed, or just

example\@example\.com

will work?
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[Internetado]

Hello,

I saw a bad_from file written like this:

\<example\@gmail\.com\>
example\@gmail\.com

Are this two lines needed, or just

[Internetado]

Internetado has brought this to us :

> Hello,

> I saw a bad_from file written like this:

> \<example\@example\.com\>
> example\@example\.com

> Are this two lines needed, or just

> example\@example\.com

> will work?

Sorry for repeated articles...
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[candycanearter07]

On 2/14/24 15:55, Internetado wrote:
> Internetado has brought this to us :
>> Hello,
>
>> I saw a bad_from file written like this:
>
>> \<example\@example\.com\>
>> example\@example\.com
>
>> Are this two lines needed, or just
>
>> example\@example\.com
>
>> will work?
>
> Sorry for repeated articles...

Thunderbird has had that issue for a while now.
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