Sets whether the rfc822 address parser should allow addresses without a domain.
In general, you'll probably want this value to be false (the default) as it allows
maximum interoperability with existing (broken) mail clients and other mail software
such as sloppily written perl scripts (aka spambots) that do not properly quote the
name when it contains a comma.
This option exists in order to allow parsing of mailbox addresses that do not have a
domain component. These types of addresses are rare and were typically only used when
sending mail to other users on the same UNIX system.
Sets whether the rfc822 address parser should allow addresses without a domain.
In general, you'll probably want this value to be false (the default) as it allows maximum interoperability with existing (broken) mail clients and other mail software such as sloppily written perl scripts (aka spambots) that do not properly quote the name when it contains a comma.
This option exists in order to allow parsing of mailbox addresses that do not have a domain component. These types of addresses are rare and were typically only used when sending mail to other users on the same UNIX system.