Tickets :: Comment on [#13608] "Address is missing domain" when sending mail

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Comment	>> If that's the line that's throwing an error, then you almost >> certainly do not have a default domain defined. >> >> There's absolutely nothing wrong with the validation code - if it >> reaches that point, the e-mail address lacks a domain. You can't >> send mail without a domain so it absolutely has to throw an error in >> that instance. > > Oh, no, I totally understand that, which is why I'm so baffled about > it. I read the code myself a few times over and it seems to make > perfect sense, but I definitely have a default domain configured. I > even set and unset that parameter multiple times, and tried sending > to different domains including my own, it still threw the error. > > Commenting the exception throw lets the mail go through and delivery > is successful, which seems to leave the only possibility being > something wrong with the code, unless there is some other factor at > work here that I'm not aware of. But overall it seems pretty simple. > If the address you're sending to doesn't have a domain, it uses your > default. If you don't have a default, it throws an error.
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