If an alias has multiple destinations, multiple records exist, due to
the nature of the database. address_list would then return the same
alias multiple times, which does not add any information, eats screen
space and is potentially confusing.
Therefore, we SELECT DISTINCTly from the alias table.
Signed-off-by: martin f. krafft <madduck@debian.org>
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VirtualMailManager/common.py | 2 +-
1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)
:mod:`VirtualMailManager.EmailAddress` --- Handling of e-mail addresses
=======================================================================
.. module:: VirtualMailManager.EmailAddress
:synopsis: Handling of e-mail addresses
.. moduleauthor:: Pascal Volk <neverseen@users.sourceforge.net>
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
This module provides the :class:`EmailAddress` class to handle validated e-mail
addresses.
EmailAddress
------------
.. class:: EmailAddress(address)
Creates a new EmailAddress instance.
:param address: string representation of an e-mail addresses
:type address: :obj:`basestring`
:raise VirtualMailManager.errors.EmailAddressError: if the
*address* is syntactically wrong.
:raise VirtualMailManager.errors.VMMError: if the validation of the
local-part or domain name fails.
An EmailAddress instance has the both read-only attributes:
.. attribute:: localpart
The local-part of the address *local-part@domain*
.. attribute:: domainname
The domain part of the address *local-part@domain*
Examples
--------
>>> from VirtualMailManager.EmailAddress import EmailAddress
>>> john = EmailAddress('john.doe@example.com')
>>> john.localpart
'john.doe'
>>> john.domainname
'example.com'
>>> jane = EmailAddress('jane.doe@example.com')
>>> jane != john
True
>>> EmailAddress('info@xn--pypal-4ve.tld') == EmailAddress(u'info@pŠ°ypal.tld')
True
>>> jane
EmailAddress('jane.doe@example.com')
>>> print john
john.doe@example.com
>>>