Jay Soffian <jaysoffian@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> Given an email address of the form:
>
> author@xxxxxxxxxxx <author@xxxxxxxxxxx@11B4E7C6-762E-4CF5-B2EB-3F7BD596981D>
>
> results in "author@xxxxxxxxxxx" being used as both the name and the
> address. This is due to an assumption in handle_from() that the
> first '@' denotes the address portion. The remainder of the string
> is then assumed to be the name, which is rejected by
> get_sane_name(), resulting in address being used for the name as
> well.
Sorry, but it is unclear from your message what problem you are trying to
solve, what your desired outcome is, and why you think that outcome is
desired. The bracketed one shown above does _not_ look like a valid email
address, so using
name = "author@xxxxxxxxxxx"
email = "author@xxxxxxxxxxx@11B4..."
does not sound like a good thing to do to begin with.
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