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Why does your solution "feel stupid"? It's the most straight forward and workable solution. You have two options: a) Whitelist all domains you want (if you on
by Nadya 12y ago
Why does your solution "feel stupid"? It's the most straight forward and workable solution.
You have two options:
a) Whitelist all domains you want (if you only want specific 'work' domains)
b) Blacklist those you do not want
- duroth 12y agoIt "feels stupid" because I don't want to allow any sort of generic domain and off the top of my head I can think of 20 generic e-mail domains, not event counting the ones I don't think of. In the situation I need it in, that's an OK solution, but I was interested in finding out if there exists a better solution.
- theaccordance 12y agoThere's an off chance you could do an extra level of verification using the mail headers, but I wouldn't bet on it. Keep in mind that email is an old technology, it lacks a lot of things that would make it more efficient/useful in 2015