Re: Complexity for case-sensitive systems
"Adam M. Costello" <[email protected]>
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"J-F C. (Jefsey) Morfin" <[email protected]> wrote: > > Does anyone know of any case-sensitive local parts that actually > > exist? > > There seem to be a consistent demand for case-sensitivity in the mail > exchanges (the way the mailbox is named is another yet similar type of > response). A simple example is the consistent desire to be able to be > polite and able to send mails (and to see them received as such) to > "M.le.Pésident@République.Française.gouv.fr" I'm asking about case-sensitivity, not case-preservation. Your example is case-sensitive if mail addressed to m.le.pésident bounces or goes to a different mailbox than mail addressed to M.le.Pésident. The current IMAA draft deliberately lacks support for mail servers that act that way, so I'm wondering if there exist any mail servers that act that way. AMC