Sets the compliance mode that should be used when parsing rfc822 addresses.
In general, you'll probably want this value to be #GMIME_RFC_COMPLIANCE_LOOSE
(the default) as it allows maximum interoperability with existing (broken) mail clients
and other mail software such as sloppily written perl scripts (aka spambots).
Note: Even in #GMIME_RFC_COMPLIANCE_STRICT mode, the address parser is fairly liberal in
what it accepts. Setting it to #GMIME_RFC_COMPLIANCE_LOOSE just makes it try harder to
deal with garbage input.
Sets the compliance mode that should be used when parsing rfc822 addresses.
In general, you'll probably want this value to be #GMIME_RFC_COMPLIANCE_LOOSE (the default) as it allows maximum interoperability with existing (broken) mail clients and other mail software such as sloppily written perl scripts (aka spambots).
Note: Even in #GMIME_RFC_COMPLIANCE_STRICT mode, the address parser is fairly liberal in what it accepts. Setting it to #GMIME_RFC_COMPLIANCE_LOOSE just makes it try harder to deal with garbage input.