Fixed issue with multiple invites being send out with a comma in the recipient name/address #1542
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…en there is a ',' in the recipient name/emailaddress'
DeepDiver1975
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Sep 5, 2024
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When using for example Thunderbird to create an invite an adding Attendees that have a comma in their name in the addressbook (of from collected emailaddresses in received emails) like e.g.:
"test, test [email protected]"
multiple RCPT TO: commands are send over SMTP, potentially causing issues with the mail server (postfix/dovecot). In our case the mail server want to send the invite to both the user "test" as the email "[email protected]". User "test" does not exist, causing the invite to end up in the 'catch-all' email account.
By extracting the emailadress using a regular expression the issue is resolved.