Description of problem: I'm not sure exactly what the problem is here, but I think attempting to use a standard dot-notated server IP address as an email address fails if one of the quartets is a single digit. hacking it with additional zeroes seems to be a work around. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Steps to Reproduce: 1. Login as rhqadmin or another user with admin rights. 2. Administration > Users > rhqadmin 3. Attempt to edit the email address field, using the string "rhqadmin.0.1" 4. Noting the result above, attempt to edit the email address field, using the string "rhqadmin.0.01" Actual results: The first result fails. The second works but is sub-optimal. It appears that any single digit integer used (excepting zero) fails w/o padding the quartet with extra zeroes. Expected results: Valid IP notation can be used as part of an email address. Additional info:
This should be fixed by the new email-address validation regexp introduced by [master 4c250b2].
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Bookkeeping - closing bug - fixed in recent release.