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Add .xyz to e-mail TLD whitelist#8
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Hi... I have been "unable" to get this working despite my best efforts. If you have automated the install or installed on a VM, can you share ? |
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I also couldn't get it working on a fresh installation.. probably something to do with selinux. I ended up throwing it up on some commodity LAMP (aka "web") hosting and it worked without any complications. These are less than $5/mo from any provider and I already was renting some anyway, so that's what I'm using. (But this is off-topic for this pull request.) |
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I was trying to set up this software on my server and kept hitting an "Email appears invalid" error. I looked into the source code and was somewhat surprised to see regex e-mail validation being done with a handwritten check.
.xyzis the cheapest TLD whose registrars offer automatic renewal; hence, I use it.