Open RogerSik opened 1 year ago
I agree with you that such an option in the UI would certainly not be wrong. Maybe you can create satisfaction for yourself by using filters.
Example:
# Rewrite dots in local part to +
require ["variables", "regex"];
if header :contains "To" "." {
# Extract addresses from the To field
extract :matches :raw "$To" "([^<,> ]+@[a-zA-Z0-9.-]+\.[a-zA-Z]{2,})" "addresses";
# Search for addresses and replace dots in local part
foreach :var "address" :in "addresses" {
set "localpart" "${1}";
set "domainpart" "${2}";
if string :matches "${localpart}" "*.*" {
set "new_localpart" "${localpart//./+}";
set "new_address" "${new_localpart}@${domainpart}";
replace :header "To" "${address}" "${new_address}";
}
}
}
After the filter is enabled, all emails sent to addresses with a dot in the local part will be automatically rewritten by replacing the dot with a plus sign. For example, the address "abc.def@example.org" will be rewritten to "abc+def@example.org". Addresses without a dot in the local part will remain unchanged, for example, "abcdef@abc.example.org" will not be changed to "abcdef@abc+example.org".
Please remember to make sure the Dovecot server is functioning properly after making changes to the filter, and that all emails are properly delivered since my code snippet is not tested properly.
Many thanks and sorry for answering soo late. @master2die
Where i would put this filter? In the mailcow backend under filter?
Because in the backend I get the error "line 5: unknown command extract"
Summary
Currently it is possible to use + as mail extension.
Example jon+vacation@example.org
It would be nice, if we could extend it with dot. Because there sadly still sites which dont allow to use +. So it is possible to use the dot as workaround for these websites.
Example jon.vacation@example.org
GMail allows something similar: https://support.google.com/mail/answer/7436150?hl=en
Motivation
Some sites dont allow + as extension. So its possible to use . as a "workaround". The + extensions helps to filter easily the emails.
Additional context
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