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Allow special characters for email account address local-parts
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I request to be implemented in special carractere email accounts example: marcelo&marcelo@dominio.com - have customers who want to migrate to my ISP but do not because the cpanel accepts special character
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This is a potentially complex issue to deal with, as some characters have special meanings, handling, and limitations on how/where they can be used within the local-part.
A good page that itemizes what is allowed/disallowed and why some of the items (like the ampersand you've used as your example) may be a bad idea to allow can be found here:
http://www.remote.org/jochen/mail/info/chars.html
This will need further consideration, review, and further input/voting from customers to gauge its value.
This is a potentially complex issue to deal with, as some characters have special meanings, handling, and limitations on how/where they can be used within the local-part.
A good page that itemizes what is allowed/disallowed and why some of the items (like the ampersand you've used as your example) may be a bad idea to allow can be found here:
http://www.remote.org/jochen/mail/info/chars.html
This will need further consideration, review, and further input/voting from customers to gauge its value.
This is a potentially complex issue to deal with, as some characters have special meanings, handling, and limitations on how/where they can be used within the local-part.
A good page that itemizes what is allowed/disallowed and why some of the items (like the ampersand you've used as your example) may be a bad idea to allow can be found here:
http://www.remote.org/jochen/mail/info/chars.html
This will need further consideration, review, and further input/voting from customers to gauge its value.
This is a potentially complex issue to deal with, as some characters have special meanings, handling, and limitations on how/where they can be used within the local-part.
A good page that itemizes what is allowed/disallowed and why some of the items (like the ampersand you've used as your example) may be a bad idea to allow can be found here:
http://www.remote.org/jochen/mail/info/chars.html
This will need further consideration, review, and further input/voting from customers to gauge its value.
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