If no dot in domain part say that email is valid

[boobooking]

I'm trying to validate that email "boobooin@mailru" it get a valid response. But it's not.

Correct email consist dot - "boobooin@mail.ru"

Tried with CheckDNS and Strict enabled - same result.

Tried email with no existed domain "boobooin@rentzilla12.ru" with CheckDNS enabled. Same incorrect result.

What am i doing wrong? Thanks in advance!

[egulias]

boobooin@mailru is a valid email address, is a top level domain address (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5321#section-2.3.5)
So the validation will pass.
Now, with checkDNS and strict, should have thrown an error. I'll check it, thanks!

[egulias]

Hi @boobooking please check version 1.2.4, should fix your problem.

[boobooking]

Hi @egulias now it works much better! Thanks for fix.

Trying to check boobooin@rentzilla12.ru

There is no such a domain rentzilla12.ru, so i suppose that if i enable checkDNS validation will fail. But it's not.

Only if i enable strict mode validation fail.

Why that kind of checking depends on strict mode?

[egulias]

If you check the release notes you'll see the reason.
The DNS check only adds warnings. If you want an email with no DNS to fail
you have to use strict=true as well.
El 03/11/2014 00:43, "boobooking" notifications@github.com escribió:

Hi @egulias https://github.com/egulias now it works much better! Thanks
for fix.

Trying to check boobooin@rentzilla12.ru

There is no such a domain rentzilla12.ru, so i suppose that if i enable
checkDNS validation will fail. But it's not.

Only if i enable strict mode validation fail.

Why that kind of checking depends on strict mode?

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[boobooking]

Sorry! Didn't check release notes - just silently updated via composer.

Thanks for support!