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Topic: Illegal address syntax

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I am getting the following error when I try to reply an email. warning: Illegal address syntax from unknown[hidden IP] in RCPT command: <"hidden Full name (hidden username@gmail.com)">. What can I do to resolve this in my main.cf?

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2 Reply by ZhangHuangbin

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Re: Illegal address syntax

Please check your email to make sure you have correct recipient email address.

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Re: Illegal address syntax

The invalid is not my email address but the mail to <"hidden Full name (hidden username@gmail.com)"> e.g <"Juma Rashid (juma.rashid@gmail.com)">. Am just replying to that address where the original mail came from.

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Re: Illegal address syntax

Obviously, this is a illegal address syntax. You should fix it before sending out email.

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Re: Illegal address syntax

There is no any setting in Postfix that will automatically fix this issue?  This is happening to my clients and therefore difficult to make a training on how they can fix before sending.

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Re: Illegal address syntax

No. Postfix cannot do everything for you.