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As well as traditional verification, I often use a perl script that takes an email as `ARG[1]`, runs this, and exits with `0` or `1` (for easy cross-language us
by lorddoig 12y ago
As well as traditional verification, I often use a perl script that takes an email as `ARG[1]`, runs this, and exits with `0` or `1` (for easy cross-language usage) because: 1) I don't like the idea of my frontend giving the impression my software takes garbage; 2) poking around my database and seeing obviously wrong, maliciously entered 'emails' makes the OCD in me flare up. Works well for me.