There was a bug in my application, apparently accents in an email address where not considered an error and the sfMailer was crashing an error because of this.
在我的应用程序中有一个错误，很明显是电子邮件地址的重音，在那里不认为是错误，sfMailer因为这个原因崩溃了一个错误。
Digging through my code I realized I wasn't to blame.
我翻遍了我的代码，意识到这不是我的错。
sfValidatorEmail uses this regular expression:
sfValidatorEmail使用这个正则表达式:
const REGEX_EMAIL = '/^([^@\s]+)@((?:[-a-z0-9]+\.)+[a-z]{2,})$/i';
Accents in the first part of the email are accepted.
邮件第一部分的口音可以接受。
Should sfValidatorEmail not accept accents or should sfMailer accept it?
sfValidatorEmail是否应该不接受重音，或者sfMailer接受它?
2 个解决方案
#1
3
sfMailer should accept it. It is legitimate to have accents in the first part of the email address.
sfMailer应该接受它。在电子邮件地址的第一部分有口音是合法的。
#2
0
According to wikipedia accents are valid. Off course, in practice, in webprogramming, I try to avoid anything (spaces, accents,...) that can upset the 'internet middle layer' (i.e. routers, servers, etc).
根据*的口音是有效的。当然，在网络编程的实践中，我尽量避免(空格，重音，…)，这会打乱“互联网中间层”(即路由器、服务器等)。
#1
3
sfMailer should accept it. It is legitimate to have accents in the first part of the email address.
sfMailer应该接受它。在电子邮件地址的第一部分有口音是合法的。
#2
0
According to wikipedia accents are valid. Off course, in practice, in webprogramming, I try to avoid anything (spaces, accents,...) that can upset the 'internet middle layer' (i.e. routers, servers, etc).
根据*的口音是有效的。当然，在网络编程的实践中，我尽量避免(空格，重音，…)，这会打乱“互联网中间层”(即路由器、服务器等)。