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[jira] [Created] (INFRA-8396) Does INFRA-7390 have implications for
allowable user ids?
Sebb created INFRA-8396:
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Summary: Does INFRA-7390 have implications for allowable user ids?
Key: INFRA-8396
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-8396
Project: Infrastructure
Issue Type: Task
Components: Mail (qmail)
Reporter: Sebb
INFRA-7390 introduced e-mail aliases of the form
availid-suffix@apache.org
Now there are already some availids which contain a hyphen "-".
Currently the list is:
an-selm
james-masanz
jean-louis
rgb-es
soc-xzw
swaroop-aj
To avoid ambiguity, this means that the following ids should not be issued
an
james
jean
rgb
soc
swaroop
AFAICT, these ids have not yet been allocated.
But if any such ids were issued, there would be opportunities for mails to be unexpectedly misdirected.
I don't know how potential availids are screened for suitability.
If there is an automated check, it should be trivial to add the first part of existing ids to the list of exclusions.
Note that the suffix can contain hyphens, so an availid of the form "a-b-c" should disallow "a-b" as well as "a", etc. for additional hyphens
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